One of the things that I love about Twitter is the #lazyweb feature: the ability to ask the world to help you find the answer to questions. Unfortunately my query today needs a bit more space to explain. And it's not that I'm lazy in this case, it's just that I'm short on time and … Continue reading #Lazyweb: Textual Studies Primer
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Announcing the THATCamp Junior Dates
I'm pleased to announce that our THATCamp Junior project—making a film with our kids—will take place on Friday and Saturday, 8-9 July, in Atlanta. We know it's not much advanced notice, but we invite others to come and play along with us. Get in touch with me via Twitter if you're interested!
Coming to MLA12…Building Digital Humanities in the Undergraduate Classroom
I'm excited to say that the electronic roundtable that Kathi Berens and I proposed for the 2012 MLA Convention has been accepted. The session grew out of proposals that were originally submitted to Kathy Harris's roundtable on digital pedagogy. She received so many great abstracts that she couldn't include them all. Consequently she asked Kathi … Continue reading Coming to MLA12…Building Digital Humanities in the Undergraduate Classroom
Session Proposal for THATCamp CHNM 2011
I'm about as late as can be in getting up my THATCamp session proposal. But I wanted to put it here for posterity as well: At various times over the last year, there have been conversations about holding a THATCamp that was aimed at parents and kids. I know that we aren't all parents, but … Continue reading Session Proposal for THATCamp CHNM 2011
Defining “Digital Humanities”
Like many others, I'm going to be participating in this year's Day of Digital Humanities. It's my first year doing so since last year's Day coincided with a campus interview and it just didn't seem kosher to write about what I was doing even though it was a digital humanities job. The Day of DH … Continue reading Defining “Digital Humanities”