Digital History: New Worlds for Old
To conclude his series on the opportunities offered to historians by new technology, Nick Poyntz looks at how recent developments may help to bridge the gap between academic and public history.
Digital history stands at a crossroads. Practitioners, whether programmers, archivists or bloggers, are still in a minority. It is not clear whether digital ways of working will become an everyday part of a historian s skills, or the preserve of a small band of experts. The late of digital history will depend on how key aspects of it, many of which are currently in flux or only just beginning, develop in the future.
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