Gaming History
Growing up, I played my fair share of video games. As a matter of fact, my parents still have a tote full of my old consoles and video games from my childhood. Up until this week’s reading, including my childhood,
Sourcing the Crowd(s)
Growing up a Latter-day Saint, I had the opportunity to be involved with the Church’s genealogical efforts. An integral part of genealogy is having indexed records for the end users of the primary documents. An indexed record is much easier
Building an Omeka site
You can use the Tab labelled “Mormon History Test Site” or click here to go to my Omeka site. Omeka is a content management system that was built with the focus on the “item” and not on text. Think of
Education Division Reflection
Link to the original post Our rotation through the Education division has come to an end. It was a great experience and I learned a lot from our assignments. To begin, I want to contrast the fellows experience in the
History in the Public Sphere
Coming into the PhD program at George Mason, my career goal was to land a tenure track professorship at some research university. My experience in my undergraduate courses with fantastic professors who showed excitement and devotion towards their field as
