Lone Digital Historians: When You Have to Answer All the Digital Questions in Your Department
Part of 139th AHA Annual MeetingPresented by Smucker, Janneken L., & Levy, Alexandra
Sunday 11 January 2026·9:00 am
“Lone Digital Historians” are scholars who are the one person in their department doing digital history. This panel will discuss what that experience is like, identify challenges, and discuss potential solutions to find support.
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