Monthly Archives: March 2010

sophie and students

Posted on March 6, 2010 by elingchin

I’m in the early stages of a massive research project about Katherine Dunham, an african american dancer and anthropologist, and the aim is eventually to create a rich-media resource about her work.  In an ideal world, I’ll be able to … Continue reading →

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Doug Dechow

Posted on March 6, 2010 by dechow

My proposal for THATCamp centered on the role of libraries and librarians in supporting Humanities research and teaching via Virtual Worlds. Actually, I’m interested in Virtual Worlds in the broadest sense. I’d also be interested in discussing digital mapping/GIS and … Continue reading →

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Joshua McVeigh-Schultz

Posted on March 5, 2010 by joshuams

I’d like to talk about a project called Synaptic Crowd that enables online participants to conduct remote interviews by nominating and voting on questions. The project can also be deployed in the reverse — so that the collectivity nominates and … Continue reading →

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Holly Willis

Posted on March 5, 2010 by holly willis

I’d like to talk about a free, open source software application called Sophie, which is designed to support media-rich authoring. I’d like to do this in the context of a broader discussion/viewing of online texts that consider design, kinetic typography, … Continue reading →

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Jana Remy

Posted on March 5, 2010 by Jana Remy

I’m interested in discussing Social Media, particularly as a means of facilitating scholarly collaboration and conversation.  I would also like to talk about mapping tools. Note to the Blog Admin: Can you change the settings so comments don’t go into … Continue reading →

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Daniel Chamberlain

Posted on March 5, 2010 by Daniel Chamberlain

I am interested in talking a number of topics.  One subject that would be valuable and timely for me would be to talk about open-access publishing, as I am involved in both a publishing platform at Occidental, <a href=”scholar.oxy.edu”>OxyScholar</a&gt;, and … Continue reading →

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Edward R. O’Neill

Posted on March 4, 2010 by edwardoneill

My focus is more on pedagogy and learning design than on computing as a “pure” research tool. So my key interests are as follows. ‘Extended’ notions of literacy (beyond prose writing): so multimedia literacy/production, ‘numeracy,’ programming even. Online course design, … Continue reading →

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Nick Velkavrh

Posted on March 4, 2010 by nvelkavrh

Using mashups of GIS along with other forms of scholarly production to examine historical change in the Southwest.

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