Monthly Archives: June 2013

This article might be of interest: Assigning Wikipedia editing: Triangulation toward understanding university student engagement: firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/4340

As I promised yesterday, here is the blog post I wrote about my comparisons of the two versions of “Chronique de la derive douce”. Apparently, in the two subsequent months, I have completely forgotten how to recreate my results in … Continue reading →

Thanks again everyone for a great THATCamp Kentucky. I hope that you stay in touch and look for another one happening within the next year. As promised, here is the Twitter archive, in which you can find a lot of … Continue reading →

SAA 2014 regular annual conference call for studies for 51 seminars and 5 workshops includes 5 such calls for Digital Humanities studies— 24. New Approaches to Visualizing Shakespeare Seminar Leader: Diane K. Jakacki (Bucknell University) How do digital visualization tools … Continue reading →

Identity, reputation, security Dig ipad, tools Online teaching DH CENTERS/ community DH research Library archives Philosophy, open access, Wikipedia

#THATCampKY is a great place to discuss the Politics of Physical Appearances for Black femininity in digital spaces, hip-hop, and gender performance. It is a great place to reflect on previous courses and the knowledge I gained from students.

I’m having a great time at THATCampKY! Meeting new people; making new friends.