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‼️🎧 Thank you to @JasonSteinhauer for joining us to discuss "e-History". We explore how traditional historical narratives compete for visibility on social media and what this means for professional history today.
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Check the programme and consider registering (free) for the hybrid 2024 World Conference of Public History (September 3-6, 2024). Thanks for sharing
ifph2024.sciencesconf.org
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Our History Communication Institute had an active first half of 2024, working collaboratively with partners in the U.S. and Europe to promote media and historical literacy. Check out what we've been up to, and let's connect about ideas for future collaborations
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Join us for a vibrant discussion of the latest public opinion trends in Bulgaria and CEE: in for positive news and some surprises: May 13 at 4 pm Sofia/9 am ET.
We're partnering with the Institute for Global Analytics, GLOBSEC, and the National Endowment for Democracy on this important event on democracy in Eastern Europe and the role of media / historical literacy.
To attend via Zoom, email [email protected]
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Nice example of the (potential) influence of e-history. False fact is inserted into wikipedia. Wikipedia is used to write books. Books are used to prove false fact, including on wikipedia @JasonSteinhauer
Five years ago, an anonymous Wikipedian made their sole contribution: the claim that Emperor Henry II was also known as St Henry “the Exuberant”. This can now be found in at least 6 books, including three by academics and one by a monk. google.com/search?q=%22henry… #medievalTwitter
ALT Screenshot of the revision history for the Wikipedia article “Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor”, showing an anonymous user’s addition of the phrase ‘the Exuberant’ on 15 December 2018.
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The programme of the 2024 World Conference of Public History (@pubhisint) is now available. It will take place in Luxembourg in September 2024. ifph2024.sciencesconf.org/re… #PublicHistory @PH_Weekly @ncph
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This will be a fun and important conversation tonight, teaming up with @CivicEducation to help educators think through AI in the classroom. Registration link below ⬇️ (it’s free)
We are thrilled to be partnering with @CivicEducation on a workshop for teachers about artificial intelligence in education. It will happen on April 9 at 7pm ET via Zoom. Register at this link ➡ us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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How is the age of disinformation transforming our understanding of history? Our new podcast with @JasonSteinhauer from @HistComm discusses manipulations of historical narratives in times of deep fakes #disinformation, #posttruthera, #twitterstorians
open.spotify.com/episode/17h…
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With over 135 billion views on TikTok, the #history tag is having a bit of a moment. But, as @cfhorgan explains, much of what content creators categorize as history on social media platforms is pseudo history at best and total fiction at worst.
thewalrus.ca/social-media-is…
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The Call’s supporters now include over 50 governments and intergovernmental organizations and 8 online service providers. I'm very pleased to be bringing history into the conversation, and to have the perspectives from @HistComm integrated into this global body.
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Alongside his doctoral research on public history, Matus Lazar is also a YouTuber under the name M. Laser. In this week’s blog, he discusses his experience in producing historical content online and the backlash he often faces. Read all about it on the blog (link below)
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ICYMI: @HistComm issued a statement on AI, calling for historians, humanities scholars & educators to collaborate & ensure historical perspective in the development of A.I. technologies. Here are the 5 suggested actions: historycommunication.com/wp-…
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The 2024 IFPH World Conference of Public History will take place in Luxembourg, 3-7 of September 2024. The Call for Application is almost ready. Stay tuned! Hosted by the @C2DH_LU at @uni_lu #PublicHistory
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The Future of AI: Looking to the Past; What do lessons from the past have to offer for #AI today? Interesting convo at @pro_jectliberty popup with @JasonSteinhauer & members of @HistComm including sports historian @lempika7, musician @elijax_music , archivist @Meads4Speed.
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If you are interested in the way the internet has changed the way we consume history, and in some of the challenges historians face online, @Roelkonijn and I cover a lot of ground here!
Shout outs to @askhistorians @BadAncient @NevilleMorley @Thucydiocy @JasonSteinhauer
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#EUROPAST activities aim at finding common ground between academia, practitioners, and the general public. Find an insightful recent read on #PublicHistory and the means of communicating it here: academia.edu/104179121/Histo…
"History Communicators and Academia : Why Should Academia Employ History Communicators?" by Matus Lazar. Read of the day: academia.edu/104179121/Histo… #PublicHistory #Twitterstorians @JasonSteinhauer
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And we have an entire institute devoted to it, @histcomm: historycommunication.com/
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"History Communicators and Academia : Why Should Academia Employ History Communicators?" by Matus Lazar. Read of the day: academia.edu/104179121/Histo… #PublicHistory #Twitterstorians @JasonSteinhauer