Doing Digital History

This practical guide empowers historians to explore digital resources and create projects without coding. Doing Digital History is essential for newcomers.

In Doing Digital History, readers are introduced to the exciting world of digital history without the need for coding skills. This practical guide is designed for historians and researchers in related fields, providing them with the confidence to explore existing digital resources and create their own projects. The text emphasizes hands-on techniques, ensuring that even those with no prior experience can engage with digital tools effectively.

The book offers comprehensive advice on scoping projects and evaluating existing digital history resources. It provides a detailed introduction to working with large text datasets, managing digital information, and visualizing data effectively. By breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps, Doing Digital History equips readers with the necessary skills to tackle various aspects of their digital projects.

Covering the entire life-cycle of a digital project, from conception to output, this guide underscores the importance of data preparation in digital history. It highlights that with the right tools and techniques, researchers can streamline their workflow and enhance their projects significantly. Ultimately, Doing Digital History serves as an essential resource for anyone looking to delve into the realm of digital history, regardless of their technical background.