Becoming Trailblazers
Taking the new Digital History course at Messiah College has been an interesting ride. The course had many ups and downs, which can be expected for a brand new course. […]
City Social: The Population of Harrisburg, 1900
One of the exciting outcomes of the class project to […]
Digital Humanities, Information Fluency, and the Digital Harrisburg Project
Yesterday morning, the Dean of the School of Humanities and […]
Digitizing Harrisburg circa 1901
In early January, students in Harrisburg University’s Applied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) class were notified of the course requirement for a semester long applied GIS project. This course builds on […]
City Digital: The View from 7,000 Feet
This morning, I gave students in my Digital History class a very brief overview of Geographic Information Systems. While Digital History students have been working on keying US census data, […]
Harrisburg on the Map: An Update on the US Census Project
As students have noted recently (here, here, and here), everyone […]
