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Day of DH 2012
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By Priego on Mar 5th, 2012
  1. Collaboration
  2. Internet & Web 2.0
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. International & Global
  5. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  1. blogging
  2. blogs
  3. colalboration
  4. day of DH
  5. Day of DH 2012
  6. digital humanities
  7. humanidades digitales
  8. international

The multi-authored blogging project which started as "A Day in the Life of the Digital Humanities" in 2009 is now known as "Day of DH" (...
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20 Best Blogs in the Digital Humanities
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By Holliman on Jul 13th, 2011
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. HASTAC
  1. best of
  2. blogs
  3. HASTAC

(NOTE: The original source of this article is suspected of being a content farm, and creating this post as link bait to generate traffic and...
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Blogs that aren't this one!
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By Phillips on May 22nd, 2011
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. Research & Methodologies
  1. blogs
  2. etc
  3. projects
  4. research

Hi all, I'm writing to link interested parties to the blog I've been tinkering with for the last month or so -- have been waiting to post here...
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Institutionality vs. the Blogs: Questions for HASTAC Scholars
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By Canavan on Jan 17th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  3. Government & Politics
  4. Higher Education
  5. Institutions & Organizations
  6. Social Networks & Social Media
  7. HASTAC
  1. academia
  2. blogs
  3. free speech isn't free
  4. graduate students
  5. HASTAC
  6. independence
  7. institutional challenges
  8. institutionality
  9. jobs
  10. marketplace of ideas
  11. neoliberalism
  12. politics
  13. professionalization
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Should Class Blogs Be Private or Public?
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By Davidson on Dec 15th, 2010
  1. Academia
  2. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  3. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  4. Social Networks & Social Media
  5. Privacy
  6. Pedagogy & Teaching
  7. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. audience
  2. blogs
  3. flw
  4. intellectual property
  5. learning
  6. open access
  7. pedagogy
  8. privacy
  9. public
  10. TCL
  11. TYBI

Every time I write up my syllabi for an upcoming course, I revisit the question of whether the blogs and projects my students produce as...
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Should Blogs Count for Tenure and Promotion?
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By Davidson on Aug 23rd, 2010
  1. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  3. Research & Methodologies
  1. accountability
  2. blogs
  3. peer review
  4. scholarly publishing
  5. tenure

The other day, after a lecture at Australian National University in Canberra, someone asked me if I thought blogs should count towards tenure and...
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Secret Origins
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By Wood on Apr 20th, 2010
  1. Internet & Web 2.0
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  3. Reading & Writing
  1. blogs
  2. internet
  3. Jules Verne
  4. science fiction
  5. Speculative Fiction

I just started a new monthly column at fandom site Forces of Geek. I'm looking at how speculative fiction has influenced information technology,...
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Candide 2.0
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By Canavan on Mar 1st, 2010
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. Reading & Writing
  3. Culture
  1. blogs
  2. books
  3. Candide
  4. digitality
  5. Voltaire


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Citation Needed
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By Wood on Jan 12th, 2010
  1. Internet & Web 2.0
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. blogs
  2. Humor
  3. internet
  4. wikis

With all the serious writing about the Internet, Web 2.0, and user-created content, it's good to see some folks also recognizing that something...
Twitter, Blogs, and Wikis: Social Media in the Classroom
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By Tryon on Jan 8th, 2010
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. Pedagogy & Teaching
  1. blogs
  2. pedagogy
  3. social media
  4. twitter
  5. wikis

Note: This blog post was originally posted at my personal blog, The Chutry Experiment, and I am grateful to HASTAC for inviting me to publish it...
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