It’s been two years since my first post here at Jacksonian America. I’ve learned a lot from the experience, and I appreciate those of you who have read, commented, and otherwise contributed to this blog.
Category Archives: Social media
SHEAR and the Future of Social Media
As announced in the May 2012 Journal of Southern History, the Southern Historical Association and H-South are working together to formalize what SHEARTites have been advocating since last year’s conference (discussed here and here): an initiative that recognizes and embraces advances in technology, including the use of social media. In March, I mentioned that H-Net was implementing aContinue reading “SHEAR and the Future of Social Media”
Celebrating One Year of Blogging at Jacksonian America
It’s been one year since my first blog post here at Jacksonian America. It’s been a rewarding experience for me to share my thoughts about research, teaching, and other topics that flitter through my mind when I lie awake at night. Thank you for reading.
Jacksonian America: Society, Personality, and Politics 