List of Contributors

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. Part 1: Historiography
5. The Historiographical Foundations of Digital Public History 17
6. Crowdsourcing and User Generated Content: The Raison d’Être of Digital Public History 35
7. Sharing Authority in Online Collaborative Public History Practices 49
8. Shifting the Balance of Power: Oral History and Public History in the Digital Era 61
9. Digital Public Archaeology 77
10. Identities – a historical look at online memory and identity issues 87
11. Digital Environmental Humanities 97
12. Combining Values of Museums and Digital Culture in Digital Public History 107
13. Open Access: an opportunity to redesign scholarly communication in history 121
14. Past and Present in Digital Public History 131
15. Digital Hermeneutics: The Reflexive Turn in Digital Public History? 139
16. Part 2: Contexts
17. Archivists as Peers in Digital Public History 149
18. History Museums: Enhancing Audience Engagement through Digital Technologies 165
19. Interactive Museum & Exhibitions in Digital Public History Projects and Practices: An Overview and the Unusual Case of M9 Museum 175
20. Digital Public History in Libraries 185
21. Publishing Public History in the Digital Age 199
22. “Learning Public History by doing Public History” 211
23. Spaces: What’s at Stake in Their Digital Public Histories? 223
24. Digital Public History in the United States 235
25. Technology and Historic Preservation: Documentation and Storytelling 243
26. Social Media: Snapshots in Public History 259
27. Part 3: Best Practices
28. Curation: Toward a New Ethic of Digital Public History 277
29. Data Visualization for History 291
30. Mapping and Maps in Digital and Public History 301
31. Gaming and Digital Public History 309
32. Individuals in the Crowd: Privacy, Online Participatory Curation, and the Public Historian as Private Citizen 317
33. Building Communities, Reconciling Histories: Can We Make a More Honest History? 327
34. Cybermemorials: Remembrance and Places of Memory in the Digital Age 337
35. Living History: Performing the Past 349
36. Activist Digital Public History 359
37. Digital Public History: Family History and Genealogy 369
38. Digital Personal Memories: The Archiving of the Self and Public History 377
39. Planning with the Public: How to Co-develop Digital Public History Projects? 385
40. As Seen through Smartphones: An Evolution of Historic Information Embedment 395
41. Part 4: Technology, Media, Data and Metadata
42. What does it Meme? Public History in the Internet Memes Era 405
43. Historical GIS 419
44. Content Management 431
45. Linked Open Data & Metadata 439
46. Big Data and Public History 447
47. Modeling Data Complexity in Public History and Cultural Heritage 459
48. History and Video Games 475
49. Historians as Digital Storytellers: The Digital Shift in Narrative Practices for Public Historians 485
50. The Audiovisual Dimension & the Digital Turn in Public History Practices 495
51. Digital Public History and Photography 505
52. Exploring Large-Scale Digital Archives – Opportunities and Limits to Use Unsupervised Machine Learning for the Extraction of Semantics 517
53. Infographics and Public History 531
54. List of Contributors 545