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  1. Sorry to my DH classmates but thank you so much for the invitation. Everyone have a wonderful break and I will see next semester at trivia. 5:26 PM Dec 9th from web
  2. @sarasirianni Thanks for posting that interesting and timely piece. I bet it comes up in the discussion in DH class tomorrow. 5:32 PM Dec 8th from web in reply to sarasirianni
  3. A job (though probably not with the right timing) for my Public History classmates http://tinyurl.com/ygyfauj 3:50 AM Dec 2nd from web
  4. Thanks to @devonelliott 1:15 PM Dec 1st from web
  5. A comment on my blog led me to this neat visualization of changes in the Origin of Species through six editions: http://benfry.com/traces/ 1:14 PM Dec 1st from web
  6. @OGradyTim I don't think that's it. I've tried three books and I get this: "There was a problem calling the web service for TAPoRware" 2:53 PM Nov 28th from web in reply to OGradyTim
  7. Digital Historians: I seem to remember people got error messages when using Tapor. How did you fix it? 11:16 AM Nov 28th from web
  8. @CCaughell Thanks for retweeting that History teaching article - lots of cool tools in there. 1:02 PM Nov 27th from web
  9. @beccaraheyph Thanks! 9:23 PM Nov 25th from web in reply to beccaraheyph
  10. @OGradyTim What was the name of the book you were talking about in class today? The one about John Snow? 4:36 PM Nov 25th from web in reply to OGradyTim
  11. @williamjturkel And, damn, I won't be finished until April! 10:14 AM Nov 25th from web in reply to williamjturkel
  12. Paul Nicklen's Leopard Seals: when great photography meets incredible luck. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zxa6P73Awcg 3:47 AM Nov 23rd from web
  13. @williamjturkel Also interesting that today's top stories on http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/ are all about DH Now. 10:17 AM Nov 19th from web in reply to williamjturkel
  14. @williamjturkel Interesting "new form of scholarly validation and attention, beyond the journal". 10:16 AM Nov 19th from web in reply to williamjturkel
  15. @shelaghstaunton I especially like the idea of posting the letters on the day they were written - a real time (circa 1915) experience. 3:06 AM Nov 12th from web in reply to shelaghstaunton
  16. To my Public History friends: Social Media for the Arts unconference http://www.smartslondon.com/ 2:49 PM Nov 11th from web
  17. @OGradyTim OK, count me in! 8:13 AM Nov 10th from web in reply to OGradyTim
  18. Is anyone from DH going to trivia tonight? If so, could I join you? I need to get away from the (metaphorical) books. 6:38 AM Nov 10th from web
  19. @williamjturkel Oh, I'm glad. I was worried that they were distracting. 5:38 PM Nov 9th from web in reply to williamjturkel
  20. If nothing else, I love the subtitle: How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All http://tinyurl.com/yc23qw8 4:23 AM Nov 9th from web
  • Name Sandra Herber
  • Location London, Ontario
  • Bio I'm a graduate MLIS (Masters of Library and Information Science) student at the University of Western Ontario.
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