My latest post, "Digital History Tools: Making Timelines" can be found over on Activehistory.ca. This post looks at my process for learning how to make interactive timelines and using Knight Lab Timeline JS.
Digital History Tools: Making Timelines
Contested History and Multiple Chronologies
While driving being a passenger on the drive to London I finally finished reading through the August issue of The Public Historian. A couple of the articles in this issue sparked some reflection on my historical practice, including Charles W. Romney's "New City Guides and Anachronic Public History" article. Romney examined historical cities guides including … Continue reading Contested History and Multiple Chronologies