Teaching Social Media Memory: Connecting the Past with the Personal for Undergraduate Students

Unlike many traditional historians, we as journalism and media historians have the benefit of digital source materials that are, increasingly, at our fingertips. Thanks to YouTube, Vimeo, and a hos...

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American Journalism
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2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08821127.2026.2746957
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Journalism and Media Studies
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Teaching Social Media Memory: Connecting the Past with the Personal for Undergraduate Students

Carrie T. Isard
American Journalism
Journalism and Media Studies
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Teaching Social Media Memory: Connecting the Past with the Personal for Undergraduate Students

Carrie T. Isard
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Unlike many traditional historians, we as journalism and media historians have the benefit of digital source materials that are, increasingly, at our fingertips. Thanks to YouTube, Vimeo, and a hos...

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