Humanities Education in the Digital Age For Immediate Release U.S. History Scene (co-founded by Assistant Prof. Rhae Lynn Barnes, History) is a founding partner and digital architect of the National Humanities Center’s groundbreaking “Humanities in the Class Digital Library.” This Open Education Resources (OER) platform brings together world-renowned humanities institutions to provide cutting-edge digital learning… MORE
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ON THE NINES EDITORIAL BOARD 2019 is a year of deep uncertainty as we face unique challenges, threats, and opportunities. New technologies are changing the ways we communicate and connect, how we live and work, and the balance of power and wealth. New movements on the political left and right point to different futures we… MORE
Nineteenth Century Historiography Formatted and Digitized by Marisa Johnson quick navigation menu: The Frontier: Primary Sources Imperial Ambitions: Primary Sources Native American History and Relations: Early Republic – Gender and Sexuality – Pedagogy – Primary Sources Transnationalisms: The Atlantic Slave Trade and the African Diaspora – Transnational Theory The Early Republic: Background and Legacies of the Revolution – Politics and Law – Culture – Gender – Gender Theory… MORE
U.S. History Scene is excited to announce a new summer 2018 fellowship: U.S. History Scene – UVA Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship in Indigenous Arts, Historical Writing, and Digital Curation Background Founded in 2011 by historians trained at Harvard University, U.S. History Scene is a multimedia history education website composed of historians and educators… MORE