Discussion Forum

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By Lamb on Mar 22nd, 2009


Making Invisible Learning Visible

A HASTAC Scholars Discussion Forum with
Randy Bass and Bret Eynon, co-Project Directors of...

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By Lamb on Mar 4th, 2009
Digital Textuality and Tools A HASTAC Scholars Discussion Forum, starting Monday, March 9 at www.hastac.org

The Global Middle Ages Project (GMAP...

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By Lamb on Feb 15th, 2009

What?s Going On in Digital Humanities?
A HASTAC ScholarsDiscussion Forum, open now at
http://...

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By Lamb on Jan 5th, 2009

Collaboration 2.0

A HASTAC Scholars Discussion Forum, starting Wednesday, January 14 at
www.hastac.org

What makes for...

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By Lamb on Oct 29th, 2008

Our current HASTAC Scholars Discussion Forum on Fair
Use and the Future of the Commons is still up and active. I
invite you to visit...

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By Lamb on Oct 21st, 2008

Veronica Paredes, a HASTAC Scholar from the University of Southern California, has just launched the latest HASTAC Scholars DiscussionForum on "...

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By Lamb on Oct 17th, 2008

Please join us for the next HASTAC Scholars DiscussionForum on "Fair Use and the Future of the Commons," led byScholar Veronica Paredes from USC...

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By Lamb on Oct 5th, 2008

How do you conceptualize the history of media?  What can mediahistory teach us?  What kinds of cultural negotiations are involved in refashioning...

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By Lamb on Sep 30th, 2008

Have you taken a look yet at our current HASTAC Scholars Discussion Forum on "Metaverses & Scholarly Collaboration," led by Ana Boa-Ventura? ...

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By Lamb on Sep 21st, 2008

Have you had experiences using metaverses like Second Life in the classroom, or for collaborative research projects?  What do you think?  Are they...

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