Skeletal notes on facilitating online discussion.

Notes from the session on building a public humanities website.  Thanks to Suzanne Churchill!

Notes for Interplay Between Archival Materials and (Digital) Humanities.

Join us! Shared notes for Copyright: Confusion? Concern? Comprehension!

Here are the collaborative notes for the games and humanities session.

Here are the shared, collective notes for the GIS in the Humanities classroom session.

Here are shared collaborative notes for the Publishing Makerspace session.

Notes for the Omeka bootcamp sessions led by Sharon Leon are courtesy of Sylvia Miller.

Notes from the Medium-Sized Data session are in a Google Doc: follow/share/contribute!

What lightweight digital tools can be incorporated into digitally inflected assignments in humanities courses? How can assignments ask students both to create using these tools and critique the affordances & constraints of these tools? Let’s roll up our sleeves and play with some of the following tools and imagine their use in a range of humanities courses:

• Timeline JS for creating beautiful, interactive timelines.
• StoryMap for telling stories with a spatial dimension.
• SoundCite for inline audio citation.
• Hypothesis, which makes it possible to annotate, critique, and takes notes on top of writing on the web.

Let’s play! Follow + share + contribute to our shared collaborative session notes.