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Michael J. Kramer

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Digital Humanities Pedagogy

Digital History Tag Cloud
Posted in Issues in Digital History

Five Hypotheses for Digital History

28 March 2011
etching historian
Posted in Issues in Digital History

Digital History Versus Digital Humanities

26 March 2011
Posted in Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project Blog Issues in Digital History Teaching

Syllabus—Digitizing Folk Music History

26 March 2011
Woody Guthrie This Land Was Made for You and Me
Posted in Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project Blog Issues in Digital History

This Course Was Made For You and Me

18 March 2011
Posted in Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project Blog Issues in Digital History Teaching

Syllabus Draft—Digitizing Folk Music History

22 February 2011

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