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Pinning the Digital Humanities: Collaboration, Curation, and Classrooms
http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumblarge_287/12155071612M9Kv3.jpg It’s that time of year again…the point where I realize there is only about a month left of summer. My next big task (and one of my...
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Web Literacy is Fundamental
http://stillwaterhistorians.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/webbookshelf.jpg?w=300 I found an interesting piece online today by Cathy Davidson and Mark Surnam titled “Why Web Literacy Should Be Part of...
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5 Ways Blackboard Can Help You (and your students) Stay Organized and Engaged
This week I am finishing the prep work on my fall classes. I am teaching two f2f classes, an online course, and co-teaching a hybrid class this semester. I will be in two different departments, and...
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Velma Brown’s Monkey
I don’t go to my local public library very often. I seem to spend half my life in Fogler Library at UMaine but I rarely ever stop in to the Bangor Public Library. I really should…BPL is a great...
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January is Digital Humanities Month at Stillwater Historians
Happy New Year! First a word of thanks to everyone who visited our blog, Digital Humanities Tool Box, and History Pin Boards this year. Both Rob and I appreciate your comments and emails and hope to...
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Aha! moments at AHA #THATCamp
AHA THATCamp 2013. New Orleans. I have been going to the American Historical Association (AHA) annual meeting for about five years. I started midway through my PhD career, back when I still had access...
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Add some #digitalhistory to your class
Image available at The Maine Memory Network http://www.mainememory.net/artifact/6274/ It’s the first week the semester up here in the snowy north and classes are underway. I’m teaching four this...
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Digital History Notebook
Image available at: http://www.mainememory.net/artifact/29020/enlarge And just like that, January is over…only three and a half more months of winter to look forward to up here in central Maine! I...
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Academic Clean Sweep
Connectivity Over the course of the semester I acquire tons of paper. I have stacks on the kitchen table, on my nightstand, even in my car. The stacks live at home with me. I dust the stacks on...
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Stephen King’s Green Frog: 5 Things I Learned from On Writing
I drove by Stephen King’s house today to take a picture of his frog. It’s about three feet tall and a blue-green color. The sculpture, in the corner of King’s front lawn near a cluster of small...
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