Monthly Archives: September 2011
In Praise of THATCamp Kansas
The good folks at the Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities at Kansas University put together a fantastic three days of workshops, THATCamp, and panels organized around the theme “Representing Knowledge in the Humanities.” I was enormously pleased to … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Twitterstorians!
When the question came across the tweetstream the other day, I was pleased to say I’d write a post to celebrate a this group’s birthday. Following folks on Twitter has been a part of my digital history practice for almost … Continue reading
Filed under digital humanities
Hard Copy Syllabus?
So, here’s a question. Do I hand out hard copies of the syllabus in my classes this morning? Or do I put the document on Moodle and give students the option of printing it out? I’m torn. On the one … Continue reading
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