Monthly Archives: September 2012
Session idea: DH-enabled research assignments
I’m interested in discussing a topic that dovetails nicely into sessions that others have proposed: exploring DH-enabled alternatives to the long-form researched argument in undergraduate courses. In a Spring course (cross-listed as English and Environmental Studies) I’ll be working with … Continue reading
Categories: Collaboration, Research Methods, Teaching
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Working Session on Blogging Archives from the Classroom to the Community
How can blogs best be incorporated into the college classroom and can they build a bridge with the broader online community? Jane Carr and I have been considering this question while launching a new blog, Archive Notebook, where we share … Continue reading
Categories: Archives, Blogging, Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Digital Literacy, Mapping, Publishing, Research Methods, Session Proposals
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Proposing a general discussion: DH pedagogy
I agree that a general discussion on DH in the classroom, broadly under the concept of “DH pedagogy” would be useful. I would propose the following issues for discussion: Lesson plans and learning outcomes: incorporating DH in the classroom Student … Continue reading
UpComing Virtual Conference
Categories: Digital Literacy, General, Libraries, Workshops
Tags: information professional, Instructor, librarian, libraries, virtual conference
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Session Idea: pedagogical/curricular applications in digital humanities
I am very interested in a session that would be devoted to curricular applications of DH. I would very much like to hear short presentations from all who have used DH in the classroom, or from those who have ideas … Continue reading
Dork Shorts!
Hi everyone – Tatiana clued me in to a great idea for a session proposal – “dork shorts” is a short series of 7-10 minute presentations of ideas or in progress projects that presenters is are interested in receiving feedback … Continue reading
Categories: Archives, Collaboration, Libraries, Linked Data, Session Proposals, Visualization
Tags: Dork Shorts
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Christine Parker: I’d like to present on an Omeka project for rare books I’ve been involved with for the past year – looking to expand in terms of interactivity, visualizations, and eventually linked data. Anyone else interested in joining in for a … Continue reading
