Monthly Archives: February 2012
“Old Stuff”
It’s such fun when students’ affinities echo comments from various spaces in a professor’s life. In one of my current classes, a student revealed during a recent introductory visit to the college archives that they like “old stuff.” And this morning, I … Continue reading
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Browsing the Stacks: Braille, Code, and Digital Potentials
As I rode the elevator up to my classroom yesterday morning, I found myself staring unseeing at the Braille numbers on the panel, and I recognized the positions of the dots as a code. Which is not of course, much … Continue reading
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Inspiration and Call to Arms
Yesterday, I attended a “Tech n Talk” presented by LIS Humanities Liaison Pete Coco and Film and New Media Studies Associate Professor Josh Stenger. Even though I usually spend Mondays working at home, I consider the time on campus well … Continue reading
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