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nineta.sotiraki@gmail.com replied to the topic DIY History in the forum General Discussion 2 years, 3 months ago
We could integrate DIY cases in a teaching context of local history. For ex ample, we could ask students to go through their family records in order to find data that concern a particular historical event that concerns their city (f.e. refugees finding shelter in Kalamata, Greece, after the Asia Minor disaster). They could enrich the content with…[Read more]
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nineta.sotiraki@gmail.com replied to the topic Pros and Cons of DH in Literature projects in the forum General Discussion 2 years, 3 months ago
I find rather challenging the idea of implementing a digital humanities literature project in my school. The advantages are numerous: very appealing to students due to their familiarization with the digital world, easier to find data, ideal for combining different data sources and unlimited opportunities for creating a digital open source of…[Read more]
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