Online Writing
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Aggregated Work
- 2012 UMW Convocation Keynote
- The Digital Projects
- Part of Our Classroom Re-creation
- Last class editing
- Criteria for Digital History Projects
- Images from the Re-Creation
- Women’s History Class Projects, continued
- An Outline for Re-Creating a 1952 History Class
- Class Re-creation Schedule going forward
- Initial ideas for class re-creation
Category Archives: History
Past and Upcoming Presentations
I’ve been fortunate enough to do a number of presentations this academic year, on a variety of topics.I had a great time presenting on teaching with WordPress blogs at WordCampEd DC last November (along with Jeremy Boggs, Automattic’s Jane Wells, and C… Continue reading
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The Promise and Peril of using Commercial Sites for Historical Materials
Tom at FoundHistory recently posted on the layoff of one of the architects of Flickr Commons, that incredibly useful source for materials from a number of major archives and museums. Tom sees this as a moment to discuss some of his own concerns about … Continue reading
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The Promise and Peril of using Commercial Sites for Historical Materials
Tom at FoundHistory recently posted on the layoff of one of the architects of Flickr Commons, that incredibly useful source for materials from a number of major archives and museums. Tom sees this as a moment to discuss some of his own concerns about … Continue reading
Posted in academia, digital publishing, History, images
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Digital History and Undergraduate Digital Literacy
As so many of my posts, this began as a comment on someone else’s blog that grew unwieldy as a comment…. In this case, I was joining a discussion about teaching undergraduates digital history begun by the wise Mills Kelly at edwired and continued in… Continue reading
Posted in academia, class, Digital History, digital literacy, History, innovation, Pedagogy, Real_School, students, Teaching, technology, Tools, UMW
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Digital History and Undergraduate Digital Literacy
As so many of my posts, this began as a comment on someone else’s blog that grew unwieldy as a comment…. In this case, I was joining a discussion about teaching undergraduates digital history begun by the wise Mills Kelly at edwired and continued in… Continue reading
Posted in academia, class, Digital History, digital literacy, History, innovation, Pedagogy, Real_School, students, Teaching, technology, Tools, UMW
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