History
History is the methodical study of the past, particularly the human past. A historian’s main job is to analyze and interpret pieces of primary and secondary evidence to construct reports about what happened in the past, why, and in which contexts. History is studied through the use of old documents, primary sources, and physical evidence to come to conclusions.
History shapes culture, and culture shapes history. Culture is a learned behavior from those who came before them, and then from before them. Culture is shaped from what has happened to others in the past.
Digital Humanities
The study of Digital Humanities is the intersection between digital technologies and the disciplines covered under the humanities. It uses digital tools and methods to study human culture with the recognition that physical media is no longer the main medium for education. Digital Humanities is collaborative and trans-disciplinary in it’s research and teaching. It uses tools such as 3D modeling, data mining, and text analysis to synthesize information.
By using new techniques of study Digital Humanities studies and critiques how new teaching and technology impacts cultural heritage and digital culture
