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Hi everyone,

The American Association for History and Computing is having its  
annual conference at George Mason University, in Research 1, April  
3-5. The conference is sponsored by the department and by CHNM. I'm  
the president of the AAHC this year, and am in charge of organizing  
the conference. If you have questions about it, or wish to submit a  
paper or panel, please send me an email. The full CFP is below. Feel  
free to share with anyone who may be interested in attending or  
submitting a presentation proposal.

Thanks!
Jeremy Boggs

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Frontiers in Digital History
The American Association for History and Computing (AAHC)
2009 Annual Conference
April 3–5, 2009
George Mason University

What frontiers in digital history are we only beginning to explore, or  
have yet to explore? What promising but under-utilized tools,  
techniques, and ideas exist in digital media that can help us do  
better history? Join the American Association for History and  
Computing for a lively discussion about the frontiers in doing history  
with digital media. This conference will be of interest to anyone  
charting new territory in digital history—both online and in the  
academic and public worlds—including museum professionals, archivists,  
librarians, historic preservationists, IT professionals, filmmakers,  
and academic historians.

Suggested topics for proposals include (but are not limited to):

     * Museums and exhibits
     * GIS
     * Aggregating history
     * Web 2.0 exhibits and archives
     * Designing and developing digital history
     * Teaching digital history
     * Visualizing the past
     * Networked Research

The conference committee encourages participants to go beyond theory  
and into the realm of practice through a variety of presentation  
formats, including:

     * Project Demonstrations and prototypes
     * Paper Presentations
     * Roundtable Discussions
     * Workshops

All presenters must be current members of the AAHC. Information on  
membership is available at http://theaahc.org. Proposals for complete  
panels should include a chair. All proposals must include a 200-word  
abstract for each paper, along with a brief vita for each participant.  
Please be sure to indicate which member of the panel will serve as the  
contact person for future correspondence. Please include name,  
address, telephone number, and email address for each participant.

The deadline for proposal submissions is February 18, 2009. Send  
proposals (plain text, Word, RTF, or PDF) or inquiries to either:

Jeremy Boggs
President, AAHC
Email: [log in to unmask]

Or

Jillian Hinegardner
Phone: 440-449-5478
Email: [log in to unmask]

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