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            Thinkering with Old Media Technologies: Hands-on History as Experimental System of Historical Knowledge Production

            Thinkering with Old Media Technologies: Hands-on History as Experimental System of Historical Knowledge Production

            12 Septembre 2024


            Andreas Fickers
            • Public history
            • Contemporary history of Luxembourg
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Keynote lecture: When Literacy Goes Digital: Rethinking the Ethics and Politics of Digitisation

            Keynote lecture: When Literacy Goes Digital: Rethinking the Ethics and Politics of Digitisation

            In recent years, the critical turn in digital humanities has sparked numerous discussions about digital literacy in the discipline of history. While critical work has focused on data, tools, and the skills that historians need in the current digital age, questions remain about the broader contours of digital literacy and the multiple meanings that could be attributed to it.

            12 Septembre 2024


            Gerben Zaagsma
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Between modernization and closure: Deindustrialization in Luxembourg and Workers' Experiences in the 'Anti Crisis Division' 1975-1985

            Between modernization and closure: Deindustrialization in Luxembourg and Workers' Experiences in the 'Anti Crisis Division' 1975-1985

            9 Septembre 2024


            Zoé Konsbruck
            • Public history
            Article
            Teaching digital public history skills to the publics

            Teaching digital public history skills to the publics

            5 Septembre 2024


            Sofia Papastamkou, Tugce Karatas
            Article
            Public history and Web history: singular and collective experiences, uses and memories

            Public history and Web history: singular and collective experiences, uses and memories

            At the intersection of Digital History, History of the Digital, and Public History, this panel, organised and moderated by Valérie Schafer and consisting of four presentations, aims to explore the connections between public history and web history. It particularly delves into issues related to memories, legacies, as well as the intertwining of individual and collective experiences that shape the early days of the Web and contemporary practices.

            5 Septembre 2024


            Valérie Schafer
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            Article
            Gendering European History through Oral History: Pioneering Women in Luxembourg International Relations

            Gendering European History through Oral History: Pioneering Women in Luxembourg International Relations

            After the Second World War, as Luxembourg abandoned its neutrality and engaged in international multilateralism and European integration, it adopted a new foreign policy that enabled women to embark on careers related to international relations, as Members of the European Parliament, of the Commission, or as technocrats and experts.

            4 Septembre 2024


            Elena Danescu, François Klein
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            Article
            From the Archives to the Citizens: Physicalizing Historical Data for Access and Public Engagement

            From the Archives to the Citizens: Physicalizing Historical Data for Access and Public Engagement

            Custom physical representations offer innovative ways to explore and understand historical data. This project used 1922 census data from Brill Street in Esch-sur-Alzette, applying a human-centred approach to visualize household and inhabitant variables, to create an interactive experience that connected today's residents of the street and town with the street's history.

            3 Septembre 2024


            Aida Horaniet Ibanez, Daniel Richter
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Crisis and Resilience in building an Integrated Europe: Soft Power Lessons from Luxembourg

            Crisis and Resilience in building an Integrated Europe: Soft Power Lessons from Luxembourg

            The history of European integration after the Second World War is characterized by a crisis-led policy-making process in which the small states and their leadership have played from the outset a critical role.

            3 Septembre 2024


            Elena Danescu
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            Article
            Der trügerische Blick auf den Anderen. Die Beziehungen zwischen Siebenbürger Sachsen und Luxemburgern in der Zwischenkriegszeit

            Der trügerische Blick auf den Anderen. Die Beziehungen zwischen Siebenbürger Sachsen und Luxemburgern in der Zwischenkriegszeit

            1 Septembre 2024


            Philippe Blasen
            • Contemporary history of Luxembourg
            Article
            Machine Learning to Read Historical Media

            Machine Learning to Read Historical Media

            1 Septembre 2024


            Marten Düring
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Navigating through Blue and Green Space – Marseille’s Conception of Parks and the Ocean in the Early 1970s

            Navigating through Blue and Green Space – Marseille’s Conception of Parks and the Ocean in the Early 1970s

            1 Septembre 2024


            Eliane Schmid
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Layering Public Park Histories: Using GIS to Uncover Socio-Spatial Inclusion and Exclusion in Post-war Germany and the U.S.

            Layering Public Park Histories: Using GIS to Uncover Socio-Spatial Inclusion and Exclusion in Post-war Germany and the U.S.

            This paper proposes a lens of analysis for studying the history of public urban parks as spaces that fostered specific codes of conduct. The two case studies of post-war public urban park development in Richmond, Virginia (United States) and Hamburg (Germany) exemplify restoration ideas and ideals implemented by urban planners, politicians, and residents. This paper focuses on two historical contexts, which launched radical structural changes throughout the built environment in each case study.

            1 Septembre 2024


            Eliane Schmid
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Making objects speak. Experimental media archaeology, object biographies, and transmedia storytelling

            Making objects speak. Experimental media archaeology, object biographies, and transmedia storytelling

            28 Août 2024


            Andreas Fickers
            • Public history
            • Contemporary history of Luxembourg
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Digital Archival Literacy and Historical Research Practices

            Digital Archival Literacy and Historical Research Practices

            An Interactive Panel Discussion on History, Technology, and the Transformation of the Archive, convened by Milan van Lange and Gerben Zaagsma.

            22 Août 2024


            Gerben Zaagsma
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Infrastructuring public history: When participation deals with the past

            Infrastructuring public history: When participation deals with the past

            In this paper, we relate participatory design (PD) scholarship with public history (PH) research, deepening the understanding of the relationship of PD with history, focusing on "history with PD". The latter refers to when history itself is explicitly the object of participation, and we discuss it by presenting a secondary analysis of a PH project, HistorEsch, conducted through the conceptual lens of infrastructuring. In this way, we show how PD and PH practices consider the past of a place and how they relate to public formation, intermediation, and proliferation.

            11 Août 2024


            Joella van Donkersgoed, Thomas Cauvin
            • Public history
            Article
            Using kiara to Improve Research Transparency and Support Digital Literacy in Historical Research

            Using kiara to Improve Research Transparency and Support Digital Literacy in Historical Research

            This poster will introduce DHARPA (the Digital History Advanced Research Accelerator project) and its innovative data orchestration tool, kiara, demonstrating its applications for digital history through the research projects of three associated PhD students, exemplifying its application in practical research. It also aims to demonstrate the software’s ability to formalise research transparency and critical reflection of humanities datasets.

            8 Août 2024


            Luca Federico Cerra, Eliane Schmid
            Article
            Assembling a Teaching Toolkit for Digital History: Omeka S, Tropy and GenAI in the Undergraduate Classroom Creators

            Assembling a Teaching Toolkit for Digital History: Omeka S, Tropy and GenAI in the Undergraduate Classroom Creators

            In our digitally evolving world, educators of history face the challenge of preparing students for an unpredictable future of rich and overwhelming data amidst a society of rapidly evolving technologies. This panel advocates for incorporating advanced tools at early educational levels to meet contemporary undergraduate teaching challenges and promote historical thinking. It is divided into three papers, each dedicated to a specific digital tool: Omeka S, Tropy, and GenAI. We argue that these tools provide invaluable

            7 Août 2024


            Eliane Schmid, Tugce Karatas
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article
            Crafting a Best Practice Digital Workflow Amidst Conflict: Hands-On Solutions and Reflections on Ethics and Data Security

            Crafting a Best Practice Digital Workflow Amidst Conflict: Hands-On Solutions and Reflections on Ethics and Data Security

            This short presentation delves into the ongoing interdisciplinary effort to create an efficient digital workflow for collecting, researching, and archiving born-digital audio testimonies from the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

            6 Août 2024


            Inna Ganschow
            • Contemporary history of Luxembourg
            Article
            A Multi-Layered and Interdisciplinary Approach to Online Virality and its Temporalities

            A Multi-Layered and Interdisciplinary Approach to Online Virality and its Temporalities

            Introduction of the book Online Virality. Spread and Influence (edited by Schafer and Pailler)

            5 Août 2024


            Valérie Schafer, Fred Pailler
            • Contemporary history of Europe
            Article
            Impresso. Media Monitoring of the Past

            Impresso. Media Monitoring of the Past

            1 Août 2024


            Marten Düring
            • Digital history & historiography
            Article

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