For many people, a visit to the Auschwitz Museum is a highly affective and important event. The thoughts, feelings andContinue reading “Capturing Experiential Authenticity at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum”
Monthly Archives: January 2021
Student Competition: Thinking about Computer Games and the Holocaust
In December 2020, I had the honour of teaching students at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. As part of their course, we ran a competition to ask them to apply what they had learnt about computer games and the Holocaust to a proposal for a new game. This blog introduces the winning pitches.
Holocaust Memorial Day – Distant Commemoration and Learning
As Holocaust Memorial Day approachces, we share some digital commemoration and e-learning resources to support remote memorialisation and education.
Online Holocaust Denial and Distortion
Despite the proclaimed successes against Holocaust denial and distortion in 2020, this blog post examines how we need to understand the phenomenon as part of wider digital cultures.