Blog
Table of contents
- Indexing the World’s Digital Holocaust Projects: the Historian’s View
- AI, Holocaust Distortion and Education
- Spotlight on Žanis Lipke Memorial
- Three Phases of Digital Holocaust Memory Development
- ‘Momentum’ 2024: Advancing Digital Innovation in Memory
- Spotlight on Melbourne Holocaust Museum
- Building a Digital Holocaust Memory Lab, Part 2: Defining Our Values
- Beyond the Single Story, Part 2
- AI and the Future of Holocaust Memory
- Addressing Our Research Recommendations: Funding Bids and Policy Guidelines
- Listening in Latin America: Digital Holocaust Memory and Education in Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador
- Centralising the Human in Digital Humanities Methods
- Building a Digital Holocaust Memory Lab, Part 1
- Holocaust Education and Social Media: What Young People Really Think
- Beyond the Single Story: How Computer Games can Transform Holocaust Education
- Shaping the Future Use of VR, AR and Computer Games in Holocaust Memory
- Serious TikTok: Can You Learn About the Holocaust in 60 seconds?
- We Remember on Social Media
- Why (not) so serious? Anne Frank memes and digital Holocaust memory
- The Holocaust and Social Media
- The Alt-Right, and Holocaust Denial and Distortion Online
- Virtual Holocaust Memorialisation
- Playing the Holocaust – Part II
- The Future of Holocaust Memory – Holocaust Memorial Day 2021
- Interactivity in Holocaust Memory
- Comparing Online Commemoration Events
- Holocaust Remembrance in a Digital Future: Towards Deep Truth or Deep Fake?
- Algorithmic Auditing, the Holocaust, and Search Engine Bias
- Capturing Experiential Authenticity at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
- Student Competition: Thinking about Computer Games and the Holocaust
- Online Holocaust Denial and Distortion
- From Intermediality to Entanglement: New Methods for Studying Digital Holocaust Memory
- Playing the Holocaust – Part 1
- Reading Call of Duty: WWII as Digital Holocaust Memory
- Finding Virtuality in Virtual Holocaust Museums
- Digital Holocaust Archives – Online Discussion
- Holocaust Commemoration: Between Digital and Physical Spaces – An Online Discussion
- Playing Memories? Digital Games as Memory Media
- TikTok #HolocaustChallenge
- How can we archive online commemorations?
- “I’m a Holocaust survivor and…” : reflections on the USHMM ‘Next Chapter’ video series
- Digital Holocaust Memory – Online Discussion
- Anne Frank Virtual Tour of Bergen-Belsen
- Statues, Memory and the Digital
- Holocaust Memory during the Covid-19 Pandemic An Online Roundtable
- Hunters – Amazon’s fictional Jewish Nazi-hunters
- VE Day: Websites/ Physical Sites: 75 Years since the End of World War II
- Implications of Physical Distancing for Commemoration
- Debunking Digital Myths
- 75 Years Later: Digitally Commemorating the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen
- What’s in a Name? An Unexpected Researchable Moment