Public History at Carleton University. The Carleton Centre for Public History. This is the weblog for HIST 5700 Introduction to Public History, the space for students in the course to post their blogs. These can be accessed by clicking the menu on the right.

April 21, 2010 by aduffett. There were a few factors that led me to want to do a map for this project. Browsing through newspapers and issues of. April 6, 2010 by aduffett. Xkcds take on online communities, circa 2007. Perhaps a more recent map would see Myspace ceding territory to Facebook? Where do you see yourself? .

Some might say that observation in itself is an interactive act, but I speak more of a passive state in which content is passed by while its trappings are taken in. The Public and Public History. But since the opportunity to study hist.

However it seems to me that we are somewhat harder on our digital recreations than we are on the live action counterpart. This could be because the artifice of the live action re-enactment is. Thanks for following me down that rabbit-hole.

Drumming out the humdrum of history. History in the real, digital world. Can We Game History? What do we want to get across, and what do we want the audience to take away from this? Before getting into the details of digital technolog.