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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.

There is an increasing emphasis on creating, using, and encouraging students and others to use online tools for all manner of teaching, learning, and connecting. For example, some instructors and advisors encourage students to use citation managers like Zotero or … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that on June 1-2, 2013, we will be having the first ever THATCamp in the state of Kentucky! It will be taking place in the William T. Young Library on the University of Kentucky campus. … Continue reading →