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three reasons why editing a book is a good idea
Originally posted on patter:Is it worth editing a book? I’ve been asked this question a couple of times recently. It’s actually not an easy question, as you might guess. That’s because the answer...
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upcoming conference deadlines
*START* DUE CONFERENCE THEME LOCATION 28-Oct-15 23-Jul-15 dch2015 Digital Cultural Heritage Berlin Germany 02-Dec-15 16-Aug-15 AAA2015 Australian Archaeological Association Conference Fremantle...
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The Egyptian Oracle Project: Ancient Ceremony in Augmented Reality...
Strange, authors don’t have a copy yet, and it says the book will be available from July 30 but my library already has a copy. Anyway, I wrote an introductory chapter on virtual heritage and the other...
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Digital History at #OzHA2015? There was some
Originally posted on Stumbling Through the Past:The Prosecution Project from Griffith University is examining the history of criminal trials in Australia between 1850 and 1960. There are good reasons...
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Sources, Empathy and Politics in History from Below
Originally posted on the many-headed monster:Our opening post in The Voices of the People symposium (full programme here) comes from Tim Hitchcock, Professor of Digital History at the University of...
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Out soon: My book “Critical Gaming: Interactive History & Virtual Heritage”
Review: If you would like to review the book please check out this page for contact details: https://www.ashgate.com/default.aspx?page=2253 … Purchase: The book will be available via...
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Theoretical Issues for Game-based Virtual Heritage
Another book chapter published Theoretical Issues for Game-based Virtual Heritage Abstract: This paper critiques essential features in prominent theories of serious games, and compares them to...
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potential paper in Forum on Video Games and Archaeology
Title: Serious Games and Virtual Heritage Have Let Archaeology Down Wandering around museums or visiting art galleries and school fairs a relatively impartial observer might notice the paucity of...
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“Conflict-Solving Strategies in Heritage Studies” Germany, conference...
International Academy Cottbus: Understanding Heritage (ISAC) “Conflict-Solving Strategies in Heritage Studies” Application Application. Deadline for applications: August 25, 2015 General Information:...
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Critical Gaming: Interactive History and Virtual Heritage is out!
Critical Gaming: Interactive History and Virtual Heritage is out! Well, delivered to me anyway, not sure what to do with 6 copies… Hmm Amazon say it is due out 28 September, seems a bit slow so the...
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Should exhibits tell stories?
Originally posted on Museum Questions:This is a post I have been trying to write for a long time – over a year. I’m still struggling, so bear with me. There has been a great deal written over the past...
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A list of virtual heritage projects across time and space
Recently I came across Ruth Tringham’s paper Becoming Archaeological. While searching in 2014 in Erik Champion’s Playing with the Past (2011) for web-based virtual cultural environments that could act...
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Conference: Heritage of China International Symposium 2016
Originally posted on Respatrimoni:International Symposium 6-8 April 2016 ‘Reclaiming Identity and (Re)Materializing Pasts: Approaches to Heritage Conservation in China’ The university of Xi’an...
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Call For Papers (CFPs)
START *DUE* CONFERENCE THEME LOCATION 11-Apr-16 10-Oct-15 www2016 world wide web Montreal Canada 05-Mar-16 15-Oct-15 EVAA Electronic Visualisation and the Arts Australasia 2016 Canberra Australia...
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VAMCT
I returned this week from VIRTUAL ARCHAEOLOGY: Museums & Cultural Tourism (VAMCT2015) in Delphi, Greece. A small conference, there wasn’t much of a twitter feed (twitter), but everyone was very...
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are there open access virtual heritage/digital archaeology journals?
Not so many virtual heritage open access journals (help me here!) but there are various open access archaeology journals: The open access archaeology journal I first knew of (around 2004 I think I...
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Join the CAA! Call for candidates for four open CAA committee posts
Originally posted on Archaeological Networks:I love the CAA and I thoroughly enjoy being able to give something back to this community by being CAA secretary. If you think this is a great community and...
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“Conflict-Solving Strategies in Heritage Studies” Germany, conference...
International Academy Cottbus: Understanding Heritage (ISAC) “Conflict-Solving Strategies in Heritage Studies” Application Application. Deadline for applications: August 25, 2015 General Information:...
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Critical Gaming: Interactive History and Virtual Heritage is out!
Critical Gaming: Interactive History and Virtual Heritage is out! Well, delivered to me anyway, not sure what to do with 6 copies… Hmm Amazon say it is due out 28 September, seems a bit slow so the...
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