2019 Digital History Methods Projects

This is the landing page for Spring 2019 links to student projects for Digital History Methods.

Full Project Drafts

• Digital Project Draft: Julie’s San FranciscoApril 17, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Augmented Reality Poster SetApril 15, 2019
• Draft: Topic Modeling Foreign Relations: Implications for U.S. Policy in the Middle EastApril 15, 2019
• Digital History Project: Accessible HistoryApril 15, 2019
• Reading the Collective from the ParticularApril 15, 2019
• “Welcome, Darlings, to the Gay Movement” ArcGis Tour DraftApril 15, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Homegrown HistoryApril 15, 2019
• Project draft: “Lord Peter’s England: Britain Between the Wars”April 15, 2019
• Digital Project Update: Mapping DC’s Alley HistoryApril 15, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Web archiving Social Media Activism Focusing on the Collective Value of Black LivesApril 15, 2019
• Project Update: Mapping Suffrage HistoryApril 15, 2019
• Project draft: A Grant Proposal for a podcastApril 15, 2019
• Roll for Initiative: Critical Play and Table-top RPGs in the Digital EraApril 14, 2019
• Paper Draft: Social Media and Its Role in Holocaust RemembranceApril 14, 2019
• Paper Draft “Crowd-Sourcing Jasenovac: Public Memory, National Community, and the Production of the Past”April 14, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Horatio Gates WorldwideApril 14, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Tracing the Tracks of Serial KillersApril 14, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Exhibit/Exhibition Database using the Titanic Disaster as a ModelApril 14, 2019
• Digital Project Draft: Young Washington on the FrontierApril 13, 2019

Digital Project Proposals

• Digital Project Proposal: Everyday Life in Middletown, Digital VisualizationFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Horatio Gates WorldwideFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Augmented Reality Poster SetFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Family History Beyond For-Profit Genealogical Records PlatformsFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: StoryMap-ing Young George WashingtonFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: American GirlFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Proposal: Creating a Digital Repository of Syrian Archival MaterialFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Mapping the History of DC’s Alley DwellingsFebruary 25, 2019
• Digital project proposal: “Lord Peter’s England: Britain Between the Wars”February 25, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Web archiving Black queer and trans activism in BLM collectionsFebruary 24, 2019
• Digital Project ProposalFebruary 24, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Mapping Suffrage HistoryFebruary 24, 2019
• Project Proposal: qAccessFebruary 24, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Reformatting Academic Journal Articles for Non-Academic AudiencesFebruary 24, 2019
• Chronicling Americ……ExhibitsFebruary 23, 2019
• Walk a Mile in My Shoes: LGBTQ EditionFebruary 23, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Digital Mapping of Personal Stories during the HolocaustFebruary 20, 2019
• Digital Project Proposal: Mapping the Paths of Serial KillersFebruary 17, 2019
• Prototyping an Oral History Archive: NATO Bombardment in National Memory and NostalgiaFebruary 15, 2019

Print Project Proposals

1. The Changing Language of Reproductive Justice – Maren
2. Virtual Landscapes: Exploring America Through Video Games – Melyssa
3. Ireland’s Reaction to the Age of Revolution – Kaylee
4. Digital Voices App – AJ
5. Virtual Tours – Emily
6. How do people rate history? – Ike
7. The Evolution of Jazz Terminology – Olivia
8. A Macroanalysis of FRUS: Topic Modeling Middle Eastern Policy
9. Black Lives Matter and the Rise of Social Media Activism – Sierra
10. Shifting subjects in popular mystery fiction – Katherine
11. The Rise of Podcasts – Sasha
12. Learning from USHMM’s Latest Citizen History Initiative – Sara
13. Can Everyone Be A Cartographer? – Katie
14. Crowd-Sourcing Jasenovac: Wikipedia as Memory and the Production of the Past – Alex
15. Social Media and Its Role in Holocaust Remembrance – Laura
16. Mapping Queer D.C.
17.  ‘Overlooked’ by the New York Times meets Wikipedia
18. Virtual Reality as Exhibition—Historium Bruges and Digital Experience