What is the future of public history?
The National Council on Public History is celebrating its 30th year in 2009-2010, and we want to hear your ideas about where you think public history is headed from here. Forward Capture is a place where anyone with an interest in public history can contribute thoughts about the future of the field. Be imaginative, be bold, be critical--any and all thoughts are welcome as we pool our collective visions. More...
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Archives to Street
"As archives turn to VodCasts, cell phone tours, iTunesU, Flckr, Facebook, etc. history is being projected onto everyday environments. At the New-York Historical Society, the barriers to the primary…"
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Collaboration, Connection, Creation
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Poor Boys Online: Engaging New Audiences
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