Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ

Fatih Berk; Vedat Kanat

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Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ

Abstract

Edindiğim tarih kariyeri, geçmiş 30 yıl boyunca dijitalleşme tarihindeki değişiklikleri anlatmaktadır. Temel olarak bu serüven, 60’lı yıllarda birçok tarihçinin niceliksel sonuçlar elde edebilmek için veri tabanlarını kullandığı ve adına Yeni Sosyal ve Siyasi Tarih dediği proje ile başlamaktadır. Okuldan mezun olduğum gibi bilgi teknolojisi (BT) ve dijital tarihle karşılaştım. Güneydeki kırsal bir halkı ilgilendiren “Babaevimdeki Malikâneler: Edgefield’daki Aile ve Halk (1985)” adlı çalışmamda, el yazılarını ve vergi kayıtlarını analiz ederken geniş çaplı bir araştırma için bu bilgi teknolojilerini kullanmıştım. Kişisel bilgisayarlar (PC) henüz yaygın olmamasına rağmen, 70’lerde ve 80’li yılların başlarında tarihçiler, öğrencilere tarihin nasıl yazıldığını öğretmek için bilgisayar ve sayım teknolojisinin kullanıldığı dersler geliştiriyorlardı

Keywords

Dijital Tarih,Tarih Eğitim,Dijital Kütüphane

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Fatih Berk ^*
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Vedat Kanat
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October 20, 2018

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Berk F, Kanat V (October 1, 2018) Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ. Turkish History Education Journal 7 2 697–719.

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[1]F. Berk and V. Kanat, “Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ”, TUHED, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 697–719, Oct. 2018, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA37PD78DF

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Berk, Fatih - Kanat, Vedat. “Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ”. Turkish History Education Journal 7/2 (October 1, 2018): 697-719. https://izlik.org/JA37PD78DF.

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Berk, Fatih, and Vedat Kanat. “Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ”. Turkish History Education Journal, vol. 7, no. 2, Oct. 2018, pp. 697-19, https://izlik.org/JA37PD78DF.

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1.Fatih Berk, Vedat Kanat. Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ. TUHED [Internet]. 2018 Oct. 1;7(2):697-719. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA37PD78DF

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Çeviri: AMERİKAN DİJİTAL TARİHİ

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