T Readings: Dorn (Download) and Thomas/Johnson (Download)
T Discussion:
R Lab:
Category: Schedule
Week Eleven (T 4 April, R 6 April)
Week Ten (T 28 March, R 30 March)
T Reading: Madsen-Brooks (Download) and Doughtery, Nawrotzki, Rochez, Burke (Download)
T Discussion: Publishing and Presenting
R LAB:
Week Nine (T 21 March, R 23 March)
Week Eight (T 7 March, R 9 March)
Week Seven (T 28 February, R 2 March)
T Readings: Underwood (Download) and Cohen (Download)
T Discussion: Textual Analysis
R Lab: Textual Analysis
Week Six (T 21 February, R 23 February)
T Readings: Erikson (Download) and Rosenzweig/Cohen (Download)
T Discussion: Data Formatting and Management
R Lab: Databases and File Formats
Week Five (T 14 February, R 16 February)
T Readings: Turkel/Kee/Roberts (Download) and Presnell (Download)
T Discussion: Digital Resources for Organization
R LAB: Bibliographic and Evidence Management
Week Four (T 7 February, R 9 February)
T Readings: Ramsay (Download) and Rosenzweig (Download)
T Discussion: How electronic evidence and sources change historical scholarship.
R LAB: Finding & Evaluating Sources (Instructions below)
- Navigate to Google Docs
- Using the “Template Gallery,” find the document “LAB: Finding/Evaluating Sources (2/9)”
- Select it to create your own version to edit.
- Retitle the new document with your name, etc.
- “Share” it with me using the button in the upper right corner.
Week Three (T 31 January, R 2 February)
T Readings: Hansen (Download), Graham (Download), and Barlow (Download)
T Discussion: How electronic evidence and publication affects history for general public consumption.
HW: Preview the LAB sheet (watch the optional videos if you want)