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What is Digital History? A Look at Some Exemplar Projects (Douglas…

- - - - "as research techniques and tools were being transformed by the new media, would scholarship also change?" (Seefeldt y Thomas, III 2009, 1)
        
        Si
        
        "it was changing the way we do historical scholarship and teaching" (Seefeldt y Thomas, III 2009, 1)
        
        Ejemplos:
        
        Historias propias
        
        National Park Service
        
        Library of Congress
        
        Nuevas herramientas
        
        JSTOR
        
        ProQuest
      - Red de información global
        
        Gracias a:
        
        Mosaic Netscape
        
        Netscape Navigator
- - - - Geographic Information System (GIS)
        
        "Software that combines a database and a mapping application to relate information to a location." (Digital History Glossary)
      - Blogs
        
        "A website that contains discrete, short, often informal entries (posts) that appear in reverse chronological order and can combine text, multimedia and links." (Digital History Glossary)
      - Vídeo digital
      - Código XML
        
        "(EXtensible Markup Language): A markup language that uses tags to describe the content that it is identifying: title, author, year, genre etc. XML files are a form of structured data that can be analyzed using computational methods." (Digital History Glossary)
      - Wikis
      - Flash animation
      - OMEKA
        
        "An open-source content management system which uses an item (object/image/document) as the primary piece [...] and Dublin Core metadata to describe items. Omeka is commonly used for the creation of digital collections and for exhibitions based on those collections, and by archives, libraries and museums, and in classrooms." (Digital History Glossary)
    - - Falta de:
        
        Practicas establecidas
        
        Normas claras
        
        Ejemplos bien definidos
    - - "an aproach to examining and representing the past that works with the new communication technologies of the computer, the internet network, and software systems" (Seefeldt y Thomas, III 2009, 2)
        
        Dos niveles
        
        Enfoque metodológico
        
        Poder hipertextual
        
        Producción y comunicación académica
      - Es crear un marco de referencia, a través de la tecnología, para poder experimentar, leer y seguir un argumento de un problema histórico.
        
        Características y metas
        
        Lectores pueden investigar y formar interpretaciones y asociaciones por si mismos.
        
        Democratizar el pasado
        
        Probar enfoques alternativos
- - - - "Material made freely available online. Usually refers to published peer-reviewed research made available without cost to the reader." (Digital History Glossary)
- - - - Ejemplos
        
        Gilded Age Plains City
        
        The Texas Slavery Project
        
        Spatial History Project
        
        Imaging the French Revolution