Category Archives: Open Access

Notes from Teaching Literary Reading through collaborative annotation

Posted on January 2, 2013 by jfolsom

Google Doc link Do students respond to peer pressure? What do you do about students’ need to “grope for meaning” (privacy) Disappointment with available texts (not enough editions available authoritatively annotated) Can students embed their research in a text? Can … Continue reading →

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The path forward for usable systems for productive academics

Posted on December 29, 2012 by John Murray

There is a gulf between the needs of industry writers and the needs of researchers and academics. One requires very orderly processes of feedback and comments, while the other is a messy connectivism melee of ideas and attribution. I still … Continue reading →

Categories: Collaboration, Copyright, Data Mining, Metadata, Open Access, Project Management, Publishing, Research Methods, Session Proposals, Session: Talk, Social Media | 1 Comment

Analog Hackerspace!

Posted on December 3, 2012 by PhDeviate

If there is interest (and space), I’m interested in setting up what has variously been called the “Craft Cabin” or the “Analog Remix Lab,” but what I think I’m going to call “Analog Hackerspace.” Past incarnation: THATCampSoCal2011, and here is … Continue reading →

Categories: Digital Literacy, Open Access, Session Proposals, Visualization, Your Categories Are Inadequate | 3 Comments