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Applying to Grad School in the Humanities: Sharing Personal Experiences
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By Sherrill on Nov 30th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. HASTAC Scholars
  1. applications
  2. grad school

This Friday (Dec. 2) at 5:00 PM EST (via live stream: http://www.livestream.com/mtustc ) Jess Banda and I will be sharing tips on navigating the...
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Mobile Action Lab Update: When Journos Make Apps
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By Soep on Dec 10th, 2010
  1. Mobile
  2. Digital Media & Learning
  3. Journalism & Media
  4. Institutions & Organizations
  5. Software & Apps
  6. Youth
  1. app development
  2. applications
  3. DML competition
  4. dml competition 2010
  5. journalism
  6. Mobile Action Lab
  7. trafficked
  8. Youth Media International
  9. Youth Radio

It's been an especially intense period at Youth Radio, home of two projects that seriously heated up in the last few weeks.
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Mobile Action Lab - The Conversation Begins
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By Soep on Jun 11th, 2010
  1. Collaboration
  2. Mobile
  3. Institutions & Organizations
  4. Software & Apps
  5. Youth
  6. Community & Policy
  1. applications
  2. collaboration
  3. community
  4. Drop That Knowledge
  5. Forage Oakland
  6. Mobile Action Lab
  7. youth media
  8. Youth Media International
  9. youth participation
  10. Youth Radio
  11. Youth Speaks

Greetings from Youth Radio's Mobile Action Lab!

Our charge: to engage 25 young people in collaboration with pro developers to...
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THATCamp PNW - University of Washington - October 23 & 24, 2010
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By Barnett on May 13th, 2010
  1. Digital Humanities
  2. Institutions & Organizations
  3. Software & Apps
  1. applications
  2. Seattle
  3. THATCamp
  4. THATCampPNW
  5. University of Washington

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Early Birds, Worms, All That: Apply Now!
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By Davidson on Sep 30th, 2008
  1. Software & Apps
  1. applications
  2. early

 other told us that the early bird gets the worm . . . well, that's notalways true.  But it's not wrong either.   Several thousand people...
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