Public historian Denise Meringolo recently posted this on Twitter: So, I replied: Thus, look for an online workshop on course titling coming soon. Have resources to share? Tweet them at me @JasonSteinhauer or share them in our LinkedIn group.
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Communicating history on Clubhouse
Social audio apps are an emerging trend and Clubhouse is leading the way. How does history communication work best on Clubhouse. Read this post, Is Clubhouse the Future of Public History?
Teaching History Communication: Early Results
History Communication courses have been taught at several universities. Early results are positive.
Historians, Have a Plan
Wish to be a go-to expert on a topic? Have a plan and follow it.
Writing Tips from the Public Medievalist
How to write for popular publications.
Five tips to reach a broader audience
Public engagement tips from ACLS public fellow Carly Goodman.
TV Tips for Historians
Tips for historians appearing on television interviews.
Second History Communication Course Planned!
Wayne State University has unveiled the second-ever History Communication course. The course is being led by historian Jennifer Hart.
History Communication Fellowships at Villanova!
The Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest at Villanova University has created the first-ever History Communication Fellowships.
Podcasting tips from Backstory Radio
Podcasting resources from the hosts of Backstory Radio
