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Geospatial Awareness
The use of maps and historical events is a really important aspect when learning about history. This is because it gives a learner the ability to physically connect with a…
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Making an Exhibit in Omeka
I have found that creating ideas for what you want to do much easier than actually doing them. Building the framework is easy when it comes to making an exhibit,…
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Outline for Native Rights Timeline
What are the primary goals of the website? The primary goals of my website is to document the struggle for Native Civil rights in the Pacific Northwest. It is to…
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Who owns the Past?
"The Past" is not something that can be owned, but it can be held. These readings, specifically The Oral History Reader and I can see the Lights from Home are…
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Project Proposal
Aidan GardinerHIS 3902/26/2024 I am studying how non-intersectional activism affects indigenous groups in the Pacific Northwest because I want to find out how non-intersectional activism affects indigenous groups in North…
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Coding For Me
Learning to code has been really fun, and not only has it been fun but it has been educational. I think that humanities students should learn how to code because…
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The Lost Museum lost in Time
The Lost Museum is a website dedicated to the contextualization of P.T. Barnum's American Museum. The site was developed by George Mason's Roy Rosenzwieg Center for History and New Media…
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Thoughts on Ray Bradbury’s “The Veldt” and “There Will Come Soft Rains”
Ray Bradbury's "The Veldt" is a short story following the Hadley family. The family consists of two parents George and Lydia, as well as their children Peter and Wendy. The…