AIS 270
American Indian Digital Humanities
California State University San Marcos · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Develops American Indian historical, social, political, ethical, rhetorical, and cultural understandings and uses of technologies by tribal communities in the pursuit of self-determination and revitalization processes. Introduces the ways tribal communities organize, preserve, revitalize, contribute to, and support the continuity of oral history through storytelling with data, using digital tools and approaches. Builds a framework for understanding how meaningful collaboration and consultation combined with new technological opportunities can support decolonial, intersectional, and interdisciplinary research. Satisfies GE area: 3B
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