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A Terrible Tip
In the December 2012 edition of the AHA’s newsletter Perspectives, Patricia Limerick, the new Vice President of the Teaching Division, announced a new Association project, “Tipping Points for Teaching.” The project, as described by Limerick, has two main goals: to (a) gather … Continue reading
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If Only Roy Were Here To See This
Today I saw the notice from the American Historical Association that there will be 23 separate sessions at the Association’s annual meeting devoted to digital history/digital humanities topics. If only Roy Rosenzweig were here to see his vision being realized … Continue reading
Super Models Invade Digital Campus!
Okay, so it is April 1, but the title of this post is no joke. The most recent episode of Digital Campus is up and available for your listening pleasure and our topic is new (and possibly super) models for … Continue reading
The Future of the AHA (cont’d)
Over the past year or so I’ve written several posts about the future of the American Historical Association. In yesterday’s AHA Today blog, Rob Townsend offers up a concise review of how the reforms of the annual meeting initiated by … Continue reading