RHS Panel — ‘Digital History and Collaborative Research: a Practitioners’ Roundtable’,
23 May 2023
History’s ‘digital turn’ has reshaped how nearly all us access and search sources, analyse historical content at scale, and present our research. For some, research also involves the creation of new digitised resources and / or tools for the gathering and study of historical data in ways impossible a generation ago. The scale and speed of these developments means we are all digital practitioners, even if we are not digital historians.
Notwithstanding the ubiquity of digital content, ‘digital history’ as a sub-discipline remains much more specialist and obscure to many historians. In this panel, we bring together five historians — who are also experienced digital researchers and leaders of digital research projects — to discuss their own experience of, and approaches to, digital history.
Speakers:
- Ruth Ahnert (Queen Mary, University of London, and chair)
- Dan Edelstein (Stanford University, CA)
- Maryanne Koweleski (Fordham University, NY)
- Jon Lawrence (University of Exeter)
- Katrina Navickas (University of Hertfordshire)
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More about the event: Workshop abstract and panel
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