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Category Archives: Teaching
Nerd Camp–Yay!!
I’m very much looking forward to THATCamp PMT this Saturday. I’m particularly enthused to hear what other folks are doing with social media, especially how they’re measuring success with social media integration. I use a class blogs, we integrate some … Continue reading
Categories: Social Media, Teaching, Your Categories Are Inadequate
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Brainstorming a “Digital Humanities Creator Stick”
I propose a session in which we brainstorm what applications and documents might be included on a “Digital Humanities Creator Stick,” a collection of tools that could fit on a USB flash drive, allowing students, teachers, researchers, and anyone else … Continue reading
Categories: Collaboration, Digital Literacy, Proceedings of THATCamp, Session Proposals, Teaching
Tags: free, freedom, hacks, tools
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Teaching as Scholarship
This isn’t very techy/dh-y, but I’d like to get some people together to figure out how to form a committee for humanities organizations to create a set of guidelines for recognizing teaching as scholarship. My inspiration for this endeavor is … Continue reading
Categories: Session Proposals, Teaching
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