Interested in MOOCs? I’m not. Check out the new article in the New Yorker.
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from the for-what-it’s-worth department…
I recently learned that something good did indeed come from Rick Peterson’s and my involvement with Project Bamboo over the years. If you know anything about the tool directory “Bamboo DiRT” (dirt.projectbamboo.org), now know that its developer pulled certain elements from our “Bamboo Exchange” which Rick and I presented in Washington, D.C. during the summer of 2009. Additionally, I have been informed that the “DHCommons” (dhcommons.org) “captures other aspects of the ‘Bamboo Exchange,’ including the ability for projects to post help requests, and for people to list their expertise, with the hope of matching people with projects.”
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ACH Digital Humanities Q&A
The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) has created this forum for Digital Humanities Q&A. Anyone can ask broad, specific, theoretical, and technical questions and receive answers from the ACH site admins and other forum useres! Also, you can search the previously asked questions.
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ACH Digital Humanities Q&A
The Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) has created this forum for Digital Humanities Q&A. Anyone can ask broad, specific, theoretical, and technical questions and receive answers from the ACH site admins and other forum useres! Also, you can search the previously asked questions.
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Planning? Noteworthy? What Blind Spots?
Interesting article in the Chronicle Review. Outdated? I think not. Valuable as we move quickly to catch up…wisely and forthrightly. Check out what Johanna Drucker still has to say. Go here to get immersed ► http://ezproxy.wlu.edu/login?url=http://chronicle.com/article/Blind-Spots/9348 Dick
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DH Initiative Meeting Today
5PM, Southern Inn. Please come. We are looking for ideas for next steps.
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Let’s keep calling it DH
Here’s another point of view regarding the Pannapacker article in the Chronicle advocating DIgital Liberal Arts. Worth a read.
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Day of DH 2013
Take part in this annual event that documents the lives of scholars who consider themselves digital humanists. Check it out here – Day of DH 2013.
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Digital Liberal Arts?
William Pannapacker suggests that using the term Digital Liberal Arts is a better bet for small colleges than the label Digital Humanities. What do you think?