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Undergraduate DH
As two recent Hampshire College undergrads, we both did digital humanist senior projects, but took very different approaches and routes to digital humanist work. L. Kelly FitzPatrick’s Poppies Pressed is a digital WWI centennial project, and Fiona Stewart-Taylor’s Facing Autobiography … Continue reading
Categories: Session Proposals, Session: Talk
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Multi-campus teaching projects
For this session I’d like to talk about or brainstorm other sorts of assignments that can take place across campuses. The last two times I’ve taught my Intro to Digital Humanities course, in 2011 and in 2014, I included an assignment … Continue reading
Categories: Collaboration, Session: Talk, Social Media, Teaching
Tags: collaboration, house of leaves, pedagogy, teaching
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Serendip-o-matic (almost) one year later
This is a discussion session about One Week One Tool and Serendip-o-matic (serendipomatic.org) Specific discussion topics can be driven by the participants, but possible options: – leveraging the DPLA and Europeana APIs – challenges maintaining product development with remote collaborators … Continue reading
Categories: Coding, Collaboration, General, Project Management, Session Proposals, Session: Talk
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What Do People See When They Look at Visualizations?
Visualizations, visualizations everywhere, but what do people see when they look at them? It’s hard to know what people think they see when they look at visualizations. So I propose a session where we look at a bunch of visualizations, … Continue reading
Categories: Digital Literacy, Mapping, Session: Make, Session: Talk, Visualization
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Using MOOCs as a Resource for Teaching and Learning
THAT Conference New England, May 2014 Maureen Ebben, Communication and Media Studies and Julien Murphy, Philosophy University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine TITLE: Using MOOCs as a Resource for Teaching and Learning This “Talk” session will explore the ways in which … Continue reading
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What’s the current state of Linked Open Data?
Any #lodlam (Linked Open Data for Libraries, Archives, and Museums) folks coming? I’d like to talk and/or show-and-tell about projects that use LOD in some way — especially consuming or using, not just publishing. Ideally, I’d like to look at … Continue reading
Categories: Session: Make, Session: Play, Session: Talk
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Session Proposal: Wikipedia, Pedagogy, and Hacktivism
Apologies for the tardy proposal. This could fall under either category of Talk or Teach. The main focus of this session would be the use of Wikipedia (and other popular online tools, like Twitter) in the classroom. What has worked … Continue reading
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Session Proposal: Teaching and Guiding Students
What are you teaching students? What tools? What resources? What products are they producing? In this session, I’d like to have an open discussion where attendees can share tools and experiences, and learn about new ones. A side note: I … Continue reading
Categories: Digital Literacy, Libraries, Session Proposals, Session: Talk, Teaching
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Session Proposal: Digital (and Analog) Tools for Digital (and Analog) Scholars
Come ready to discuss your favorite digital or analog tools to help create, organize, analyze, preserve, present, or [other verb] your research or other work. New and fancy tools not required: facilitator will be taking notes on paper.
Categories: Project Management, Research Methods, Scholarly Editions, Session: Talk, Text Mining, Visualization, Your Categories Are Inadequate
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