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This hands-on, project- based course examines how digital tools and sources are changing the way we think about, research, interpret, and communicate our understanding of the past. We will read a range of works on designing, interpreting and understanding digital media and gain practical experience through utilizing a range of applications and tools, and engaging in collaborative digital history projects. This course can also count toward the heritage and museum studies program.