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Clio in Practice a students musings on oral and public history

a students musings on oral and public history by Hannah ODaniel

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Public History at the U of L All things historical in Louisville and Kentuckiana

Public History at the U of L. All things historical in Louisville and Kentuckiana. Students and Faculty at the 2015 National Council on Public History Meeting. State Historic Preservation Review Board to Consider National Register of Historic Places Nominaiton for the Roscoe Goose House.

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The Historians Craft The past is a foreign country, they do things differently -L.P. Hartley, The Go-Between

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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Leppys History Blog

Reading through the articles in Reality Radio. Offered me several insights and reminders as I prepare to create my podcast. It reminded me that I not only need to listen to what the person says, but how they say it, the tone of their voice, and other noises in the room during the interview. Freedom on the Border Reflection 2.

My life.abridged

Tuesday, May 27, 2008. Woops, its been awhile, longer than I intended, but oh well. History is a slightly different story. There was tons of pres.

The Tortoise Historian Slow steady wins the race. Becoming a historian one step at a time.

Freedom on the Border part 2. Freedom on the Border part 2. Slow and steady wins the race. Becoming a historian one step at a time. Things might be looking up in the work arena, and I wil.

parkland history project Providing news and information relating to the Parkland Project sponsored in part by UofLs Public History Program and Dr. Lara Kelland

Led a project adapting drawings from younger children from the Parkland neighborhood, depicting how they imagined their neighborhood to be. The installation pictured above played with perceptions of the Parkland neighborhood. From a raised position, one looks down and perceives a confusing array of seemingly insignificant pieces. When one looks through the hole in the side of.