Oct 9, 2019
It’s amazing to have such support for my work that I get to present it and have it available for a few weeks for people to explore.
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It’s amazing to have such support for my work that I get to present it and have it available for a few weeks for people to explore.
Who won a university-wide dissertation award in Social Sciences? This Guy. 😀
It feels so good to be recognized for all of that hard work, especially from beyond one’s own field... and especially when the focus of the work is trans theory and subjectivity and presented in a nontraditional modality (multimodal arts-based digital scholarship).
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Building Ethical AI: The Fractal Intelligence Approach
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So many people in DH I looked up to were Digital Librarians or alt-acs (alternate academia) people in their own libraries. The self-validation of being a Librarian Research Assistant meant on most days I walked to work, my head was in the cold clouds...
Amidst the trepidation of a new university, attending orientation sessions, pizza breaks, campus tours, I made my way through the winding paths between the campus buildings hunting for the Digital Scholarship Center Lab, my heart bursting. It was my first day at George Mason University and I meant to latch onto the Digital Humanities Specialist at the University Library. I applied via Handshake,…
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Welcome to Dark Archive News the official Tumblr site for Appalachian State University’s Digital Scholarship & Initiatives (DSI) team. We are a unit within the Belk Library & Information Commons that is dedicated to collaborations and support of all types of digital scholarly projects, digital preservation and access, digital collections, and scholarly communications and intellectual property issues. The Dark Archive News will feature news and updates and provide commentary on issues relevant to digital scholarship and initiatives. We hope you will continue to follow us for digital news and happenings at App State.
Digital Storytelling
I was working on an email to a professor I’ve been working with and I starting listing out all of my favorite tools for education, digital storytelling and digital scholarship. Soon I realized the irony of doing this via email, while there are many way more interesting ways to present and curate this kind of list. Plus, being an open advocate is seems more appropriate to do this list in a more public, sharable forum.
So here’s the Padlet that I just made. This is the first time I’ve used Padlet and I like the interface and presentation, but there are still a few aspects that are a bit confusing.
Digital Storytelling Tools
Created with Padlet