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Life in a New South City Charlotte, NC 1865-1929
Welcome to the Fall 2010 History in the Digital Age course online project. History in the Digital Age is a required course for the graduate program in Public History at UNC Charlotte. 17 students from the History Department and Public History Program worked in 5 groups to conceptualize, research, develop, digitize, design, and create the exhibits on this site. br
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Welcome to the Fall 2010 History in the Digital Age course online project. History in the Digital Age is a required course for the graduate program in Public History at UNC Charlotte. 17 students from the History Department and Public History Program worked in 5 groups to conceptualize, research, develop, digitize, design, and create the exhibits on this site. brPARSED CONTENT
The domain digitalage.uncc.edu has the following on the web page, "Overall the course analyzed the impact of new information and media technologies on the discipline of history." I analyzed that the webpage also said " We examined the ways in which new technologies enhance and complicate research, scholarship, teaching, and the exhibiting of history." They also stated " We chose the Omeka software developed at George Mason University to create and display our digital exhibits. The exhibits are the final project for the class. Life in a New South City Charlotte, NC 1865-1929."SEE OTHER DOMAINS
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