The
Introduction given by Roy Rosenzwieg in his book Digital History was very well
put together. The ideas that he laid out
put the entire book into an easy layout.
It was really interesting to me that he addressed the seven qualities of
digital media but also talked about the five dangers or hazards as well. That makes me want to read his material even
more. Each of these components are
something that I have thought about and agree with. If he would not have addressed the dangers right
up front I think his reliability would have been in question to me. As a teacher I believe a lot of people and
students tend to fall into the dangers very easy and if we can educate people
on these dangers the digital history can grow.
My
plan is to produce a final project that will create and develop an online
lecture on World history 1945 through 2000.
This time period has a lot of information online and in creating this
online lecture it will coordinate and combine some of the most useful
information available. Many times when putting
together a lecture series it is hard to weed through the abundance of material
available and it can be easy to get lost in gathering material. This lecture project will be easy for other
teachers and students to work through on their own, as well as accurate and
reliable.
The
point of online reading is to present information that is easily accessible to
the masses. For me online reading works
when it is for short, quick information.
I am a person who likes to underline, and ear mark pages so online text
are not my favorite. I also like to go
back and review material which is hard to do online.
You should have a look at the materials that I currently have online for my HIS 135 class:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ctevans.net/Nvcc/HIS135/Index.html
I don't have as many videos as I would like, but it's a start.