THATCamp Deadline Approaching
Just a quick reminder to Found History readers that the THATCamp deadline is quickly approaching and space is getting tight. We've received lots of great applications, and it promises to be
Tom Scheinfeldt
Tom is Professor of Digital Humanities at the University of Connecticut. He writes about history, technology, digital humanities, design, higher education, and (sometimes) politics.
Federal Funding for the Humanities
Yesterday I spoke at the 2008 conference of the National Humanities Alliance on a panel entitled "Federal Support for History." The purpose of the talk was to give some concrete examples
Twitter as a tool for outreach
In an earlier post I wrote about the early buzz around Omeka, both in the forums and among education, museum, public history, and library bloggers. One thing I didn't mention—and
Today, Now with 75% Less History
Today In History: History Lite. A blogger in Indianapolis gives us a different take on the history of February 29th.
Briefly Noted for February 27, 2008
A Year Before is a WordPress plugin allowing users to display titles of articles posted n number of days ago. Its developers suggest using it in a "historical corner" to show