The Digital History Seminar has been running since 2012 and focuses on the discussion of historical research that has been made possible by the use of electronic tools and resources. The seminar is hosted by the Institute of Historical Research and is offered in association with IHR Digital.
View our 2024/25 seminar programme
Seminars are on Tuesday afternoons, either at Senate House, London with a broadcast on Zoom, or online on Zoom. After the seminar, recordings are posted on our YouTube channel. There is no need to pre-register, but you can sign up to our newsletter for a brief email reminder with the direct link for each seminar.
We welcome anyone with an interest in digital history, including academics, students, cultural heritage and digital humanities practitioners, and other researchers. Our seminars are always free and there’s no need to register for online or in-person attendance. In non-COVID times, we sometimes have drinks or dinner with speakers afterwards, and all are welcome to join us. Past seminars on our YouTube channel can be viewed online and are a valuable resource for the study of digital history.
The conveners are: Alexandra Ortolja-Baird (Sheffield), Alice Kinghorn, Jack Newman (Antwerp), James Baker (Southampton), Sarah Middle (Science Museum/Open University), and Tessa Hauswedell (UCL).
Convener alumni: Seth Denbo (American Historical Association), Adam Crymble (UCL), Matthew Phillpott, Jane Winters (University of London), Peter Webster, Beth Hartland, Charlotte Tupman (Exeter), Tim Hitchcock (Sussex), Melodee Wood (Loughborough), Mia Ridge (British Library), Justin Colson (IHR), Matthew Shaw (The Queen’s College, Oxford), and Richard Deswarte (UEA).
Full Seminar Schedule
Click here to see our current events schedule on the IHR site.
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