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  1. RT @clioweb: Made a survey on #THATCamp impact on academic work. Please consider adding your response, and/or retweet! http://bit.ly/8rovKZ 4:04 PM Nov 24th from twidroid
  2. @rlfrick Ugh. I'll be there in a couple weeks. 11:08 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to rlfrick
  3. @dancohen Presumably some version of Google Gears is built into Chrome. Interesting they don't expose it. 11:07 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to dancohen
  4. P.S. No, I'm not leaving @chnm. Just interested. You can learn a lot about the state of the field by looking at recruitment practices. 10:29 AM Nov 24th from web
  5. One of the responsibilities of UCL's new digital humanities co-director position is "market research of our main competitors." Badly phrased 10:25 AM Nov 24th from web
  6. @GeorgeOnline See also http://www.ohiocivilwar150.... 10:21 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to GeorgeOnline
  7. @amandafrench very good :) 8:40 AM Nov 24th from twidroid in reply to amandafrench
  8. @adravan Right. But with historical docs they could have demonstrated educational and research use cases in addition to general one. Win-win 8:36 AM Nov 24th from twidroid in reply to adravan
  9. @sherah1918 @publichistorian I can see that: if you haven't been exposed to more sophisticated forms, chronology is the narrative you expect 8:26 AM Nov 24th from twidroid in reply to sherah1918
  10. Brainstorming a better Google Wave Decl of Indp (see http://bit.ly/4IlAln via @Musebrarian) using actual drafts, primary documents. 7:30 AM Nov 24th from twidroid
  11. .@Musebrarian In fact, that (i.e. building Google Wave using actual drafts of the Declaration) sounds like a good project for Thanksgiving. 7:24 AM Nov 24th from twidroid
  12. @Musebrarian @adravan It would have been *much* cooler and even useful had they used Jefferson's actual drafts to build the wave. 7:18 AM Nov 24th from twidroid in reply to Musebrarian
  13. RT @candace_nast: anyone else want to be added to the gender history list? send a message to @candace_nast (Pls RT) 12:53 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
  14. @footnotesrising Listed! 12:46 PM Nov 23rd from web
  15. .@Murkland Many definitions (e.g. http://bit.ly/4yyXZJ and http://bit.ly/6gsDAP), but I'm leaving it up to you to decide if you want in. 9:33 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
  16. @edmj @publichistorian I didn't say no Big Brother houses or Survivor islands. 9:22 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to edmj
  17. Just added @kitschqueen to http://twitter.com/foundhis... 9:11 AM Nov 23rd from web
  18. New blog post: Benchmarking Open Source: Measuring Success by “Low End” Adoption http://bit.ly/5rDMDQ 6:51 AM Nov 23rd from twitterfeed
  19. @DCPEST Listed! 4:05 AM Nov 23rd from web
  20. New blog post: Briefly Noted for November 22, 2009 http://bit.ly/5SW24a 7:47 PM Nov 22nd from twitterfeed
  • Name Tom Scheinfeldt
  • Location Washington, DC
  • Web http://www.foundh...
  • Bio Managing Director of the Center for History & New Media at George Mason University (http://chnm.gmu.edu); chief Omekan (http://omeka.org); public historian
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