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Digital History: A Paper by Mike Jons & Alana Piper

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In this episode, we dive into an insightful article by Mike Jones & Alana Piper that assesses the current state of digital history in Australia and New Zealand. Despite early growth in the 2000s and 2010s, the field has faced challenges such as funding cuts, outdated technology, and a lack of formal training. Jones and Piper highlight successful initiatives like Trove and DigitalNZ while addressing the ongoing issues of accessibility and preservation of digital resources. They advocate for increased investment in the field to ensure the longevity of historical data and discuss the importance of sustainable funding models and better training to support future advancements. Tune in to hear more about how digital history is evolving and the steps needed to secure its future.

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