HASTAC Scholars 2015 Introduction!
Hello!My name is Kelsey Dilday and I am a senior at Purdue University studying English for Pre-Law. I am interested in data visualization as well as intersectionality between the humanities and...
View ArticleA Conference in 140 Characters: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying about...
A quick glance at the HASTAC blog entries tells me that I’m certainly not the first—nor will I be the last—person who ever posted something about using Twitter at a conference. In fact, my predecessor...
View ArticleVisualizing My Interdisciplinary Field (Part 2)
In my last post, I looked at visualizing my field on a Google map. This time I'd like to share some visualizations based on publication years and citations of the scholars working in my area. The first...
View ArticleScholarship to HASTAC 2015 for ACH Members
In an effort to encourage cross-pollination of the ACH membership with other digital humanities organizations, ACH will be offering bursary awards to enrolled members who have submissions accepted for...
View ArticleHASTAC 2015 Conference
Description: Open group for posts, photos, and other content from the HASTAC 2015 Conference! #HASTAC2015 Participants: Post Your Content to This Group! Did you present at the conference? Post your...
View Article#HASTAC2015 on Twitter
#HASTAC2015 at MSU is quickly approaching! Whether you can make it or not, you can still join in the conversation and experience the conference via Twitter.Just follow the hastag #HASTAC2015 or check...
View ArticleReminder: MSU Livestreaming Select #HASTAC2015 Conference Sessions
Just a reminder that our gracious hosts and colleagues at MSU have set up livestreaming for some of the #HASTAC2015 Conference sessions, including the plenary sessions* on Thursday, May 28th and...
View ArticleDH Toolbox
IntroductionThe following is a list of tools that was created during the HASTAC Scholars Unconference at Michigan State University on May 27, 2015. The descriptions of the tools below are mainly copied...
View ArticleOn Student-Centered Pedagogy and Technology: An Interactive Long-Table...
I just came out of a fantastic interactive long-table discussion on student-centered pedagogy that was moderated by Cathy Davidson and Katina Rogers, with Michael Dorsch, Danica Savonick, and Lisa...
View ArticleOn “DH: Affordances and Limits of Post/Anti/Decolonial and Indigenous Digital...
What a fantastic conversation and series of presentations during this morning’s session “DH: Affordances and Limits of Post/Anti/Decolonial and Indigenous Digital Humanities” (#dhlimits)! The panel was...
View ArticleVirtually Connect with @profrehn, @MiaZamoraPhD, and @AnaSalter at #HASTAC2015
Friday May 29, 2015, we did our second, post-et4buddy hangout and the first official Hangout to be announced and posted on the Virtually Connecting website. In this post, I’m going to talk a bit about...
View ArticlePlanes, Puddles, and a Presentation
This past week I attended the HASTAC 2015 Conference at Michigan U in East Lansing. After a 2 hour delay and $10 airport Pringles I reluctantly bought, I boarded the plane and headed to Detroit Tuesday...
View ArticleReflections on #hastac2015
This content has been re-posted from my weekly round-up in the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. read more
View ArticleMarina DelVecchio's "What I Learned" Summary
Hi all,I really enjoyed being part of this workshop. As I teach on the community college level, I am not part of a feminist group like this one. It has been a pleasure serving with like-minded feminist...
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