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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THAT’s a Wrap: THATCamp Jr.
Last month I attended THATCamp Prime and along with re-connecting with colleagues at The Well and making new friends throughout the three days, I left with a mission: THATCamp Jr. I was more than a little excited. David Morgen, Leeann Hunter, Raf Alvarado, and I had a plan. David and I had kids, and we'd drafted Pete … Continue reading THAT’s a Wrap: THATCamp Jr.
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
THATCamp Junior
If my memory doesn't fail me, it was shortly after last year's THATCamp at CHNM when a few friends and I started kicking around the idea of THATCamp Junior. I'm not exactly sure what made us think of the idea: it could have been the post-unconference love that made us want to all hang out … Continue reading THATCamp Junior