Digital History
Digital History
Digital History
In our digital history classes and programs, students learn how to use digital technology to better understand, interpret, and communicate about the past. History students can gain hands-on experience carrying out digital history research projects in collaboration with faculty through the Center for Digital Humanities Research. In addition to digital history courses for both undergraduate and graduate students, the department also offers interactive digital history programs like the Douglass Day Transcribe-a-thon and the opportunity to develop useful digital skills in this growing field.
In the News
CBS News, KYW Newsradio, and Rowan Today all featured stories about the Douglass Day Transcribe-a-thon at the Center for Digital Humanities Research!-
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
The Douglass Day Student Team -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Transcribing historical documents at Douglass Day -
Digital history students visit Rowan's University Archives -
Digital history students visit Rowan's University Archives
Contact
For more information about Digital History at Rowan, contact:
Dr. Jessica R. Mack
Assistant Professor, Department of History
Director, Center for Digital Humanities Research
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
T: (856) 256-4500 x53992
mackjr@rowan.edu | chss.rowan.edu/centers/cdhr
