The American Association for History and Computing (AAHC)

Please send inquiries about future Annual Meetings to:
Aaron Marcavitch
President, AAHC
Nantucket, MA
Email: acornhp@yahoo.com

Images from: Open Source History: Making History Public (2007 Annual Meeting)
In association with the Brown University Public Humanities Program and Brown University Libraries Providence, RI


University Hall	Manning Hall	Nightingale-Brown House (HQ)	JNB Center (HQ)

Text Encoding Workshop with Julia Flanders and Syd Bauman	3D Scanning Workshop with representatives from Harry R. Feldman Inc.	3D Scanning at work	Mark Tribeand the Port Huron Project - Friday's Special Presentation

Opening Reception at JNB Center	Opening Reception at JNB Center	Muzzy Lane (Sponsors of the Opening Reception) Representatives explain their product to participants	David Staley (R)- Executive Director of AAHC mingles with participants

ESRI Representative Laura Cadmus discusses use of GIS in history	Andrew Robertson discsses election returns and his project "A New Nation Votes" website	"East Meets Web" session at Hay Library	"Theater Preserved, History Performed" session at Hay Library

Smith Buonanno Hall (Site of Saturday's Sessions)	Discussion about the Animated Atlas of African History	Jillian Hinegardner discusses "Simulation as Historical Representation"	Glenn Perkins presents about the use of digital history in small museums.

Links of Participant Websites: Brown University John Nicholas Brown Center for the Study of American Civilization (HQ & Support) Muzzy Lane Software (Sponsor of the Opening Reception) John Leeke, Historic Homeworks (Workshop on Digital Video) Zotero/George Mason University (Workshop on Zotero) Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission (Opening Walking Tour) The Internet Archive (Brewster Kahle, Keynote Speaker) ESRI Software (GIS Workshop) Brown's Text Encoding Initiatve Harry R. Feldman Inc (3D Laser Scanning Workshop) Brown's Center for Digital Initiatves (Digital Libraries Workshop) The Port Huron Project (Special Event) Full Presentations will be posted to theis site soon!		Websites from Speakers: (More to be added) "A New Nation Votes" (Andrew Robertson, City University of New York; Krista Ferrante, American Antiquarian Society; Philip Lampi, American Antiquarian Society) "Perry Visits Japan" (Susan Smulyan, Brown University) "Visualizing Cultures" (John Dower, MIT) Jewish Womens Archive (Karla Goldman; Gail Reimer) Mass Moments (Ellen Rothman, Mass Foundation for Humanities) Cuban/Latino Theater Archive (Lillian Manzor, Lyn MacCorkle, University of Miami) "Citizens All" (Angela Keiser, Gilder Lehrman Center/Yale; Teresa DeFlitch, Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich) "Animated Atlas of African History" (Giovanna Roz, Brown University; Nancy Jacobs, Brown University; Rolando Peate, The Open Planning Project) Joukowsky Institute (Chris Whitmore, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World) Historic Hope Foundation (Glenn Perkins) Forest History Society (Elizabeth Hull)

Some of the material from the AAHC 2006 Conference is still online.
Read Past/Forward: Collecting, Teaching, and Writing History (in the Digital Universe).

created by aaron marcavitch 2006