Rebecca Bolin·Nov 5, 2025Rebuilding the Past: Why Ethical Digital Innovation Strengthens Museums and ArchaeologyIn recent years, museums and archaeological institutions have become testing grounds for digital technology. Spaces where questions of…A response icon1A response icon1
Laurie Sue Brockway-Public History Specialist·Jan 13, 2025Preserve Your Papers and Photos Before They Are LostIn a crisis, people do not always have the time or presence of mind to gather all important papers and photos. They may not have advanced…
Cal Fiala·Jan 31, 2024Who Owns Virtual Heritage Sites?Any with a modicum of political, cultural, or historical awareness must be aware of the controversy that has raged around the subject of…
Nina Scheel·Jan 31, 2024HIST 6133 Blog Post #2The Audience Dilemma: Creating Digital Content for the Public vs the Academics
Dalton King·Jan 30, 2024Digital Public History: Prioritizing the End UserAs the capabilities of digital heritage projects expand, it is important for public historians to determine the best ways to produce and…
Nina Scheel·Jan 24, 2024HIST 6133 Blog Post #1The Effects of Ownership: Community Engagement with Digital Public History
Sarah Johnson·Jan 24, 2024Digital Public History: Blog 1Haidy Geismar, David Hochfelder, and Mark Tebeau write in separate chapters and articles about the emergence of digital public history and…
Dalton King·Jan 23, 2024Evolution in Digital Public History: Expanding the Public Historian’s ToolbeltDigitizing the realm of public history has led to major developments and transformations in the field. Stemming from this digital turn is…
Sarah Johnson·Dec 13, 2023Reflection on UMSL at 60 Exhibit DevelopmentFor our final project in my Introduction to Public History class, my classmates and I were tasked with creating a digital exhibit on a…A response icon1A response icon1
Kylie Flynn·May 2, 2023My Digital Public History ExperienceI’m not surprised that my ideas on merging digitization and the humanities have shifted after my weeks in class. While in the midst of…
