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The semester is over, and as my fall currently stands, it is highly unlikely I will be returning to the Parkland Project. Hence, this will be a closing blog post in which I share what I learned about public history and myself. From the podcast project, I learned that successful public history contains elements of good journalism, history, and good storytelling. Though they have some overlap, each quality is distinct and important to every project.
The past is a foreign country, they do things differently -L. As the questions surrounding digital humanities and digital history grows, we, the digital and public historian clinicians, must work to disassociate the two digital frontiers. That is where Lara Kelland. On February 2, 2015 in Uncategorized.
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One must just pose the proper questions and be willing to deduce the proper answers. Filene wrote a piece exploring the ability of StoryCorps to .
Teaching Oral History to Fifth Graders. I tried to explain that the neighborhood has changed very much over the years and we wanted to understand why. I told them that change over time is something historians get very interested in.
Final Oral Interview Provided Words of Wisdom. 2nd Oral Interview with Mrs. A City of Memory for Louisville? Reflection of my first oral history interview. Final Oral Interview Provided Words of Wisdom. 2nd Oral Interview with Mrs.
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