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Coding in History Education

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Mills

My colleague Fred Gibbs recently posted an excellent overview of some of the issues surrounding coding in history education. To teach coding or to not teach coding is an issue I’ve wrestled with for years and have, thus far anyway, always come down on the side of not teaching it. For one thing, I’m not…

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Stretching the Physical Boundaries of the Humanities

Posted on December 13, 2008 by Mills

[Originally posted at hist.net] Regular readers of this blog know that I consider Bill Turkel to be one of the most innovative historians to be found anywhere in the world. What follows is a post I wrote about his Lab for Humanistic Fabrication for the blog hist.net… It’s not very often that someone finds an…

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