Tag Archives: technology
SAHS: dynamic & going digital
The Southern African Historical Society biennial meeting displayed dynamism, renewed energy, and increasing interest in digital initiatives. Scholarly society meetings have a routine. Even without looking at the program, you know what to expect. The attractions of camaraderie, connection with … Continue reading
Challenges of change-ability: New Frontiers of Digital Scholarship
Another seduction is the expanded possibility of “getting it right,” quickly correcting mistakes or responding to suggestions without having to wait for a publisher to issue a second edition. Continue reading
Event: ZoteroII at UC Irvine
ZOTERO II: HANDS-ON WITH YOUR OWN WORK Tues., 4/28, 12:30 – 2:00, 137 Humanities Instructional Building, UCIrvine Now that you’ve heard about Zotero, experimented with it a bit, or even begun to use it as your bibliographic software, bring in … Continue reading
Technological tools for historians
Zotero is really starting to grow on me. I added this bibliographic application to my browser in November and I now find that I use it constantly to create lists of books to read, to organize items relevant to my … Continue reading
Episode 1: Using Technology
The first episode of the Making History Podcast is now available. Click here to subscribe to this podcast feed, or subscribe via iTunes. This episode examines 5 different technological tools that can be helpful to History graduate students. Here’s a … Continue reading
