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Section Information for Spring 2021
This course — which fulfills the university’s Core IT requirement — will teach you the fundamentals of information technology through creative and critical engagement with historical methods and sources. You will engage with legal, ethical, and methodological questions about practicing history in the digital age. Oral history (as a practice and genre) has been particularly impacted by and transformed through digital technologies, and the specific focus of our course will be on using digital tools to analyze, prepare, present and preserve oral history online. Among other skills, you will learn the basics of audio editing and will have the option to produce an analytical historical presentation in the form of an audio podcast as a final project. Through learning by doing, you will gain and apply analytical and technical skills that will be useful for your university education and professional career.
HIST 390 DL4 is a distance education section that meets asynchronously.
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