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Teaching w/ Twitter: The Twitter Essay and Twitter Fishbowl | Digital Pedagogy | Jesse Stommel Apps, Telephone Mobile, Pedagogy, Post Apocalyptic, Educational Technology, Teaching Resources, Fishbowl, Social Media, Decay
Teaching w/ Twitter: The Twitter Essay and Twitter Fishbowl | Digital Pedagogy | Jesse Stommel
If Historical Figures had Social Media - YouTube Platforms, Figures, Teaching, Digital, Youtube, Social Networks, Education
If Historical Figures had Social Media
If Historical Figures had Social Media - YouTube
Jesse Strommel Breaking Stuff as Literary Criticism prompt for this assignment http://www.pinterest.com/pin/189010515586570732/ Literary Criticism, Undergraduate, Oppression, Prompts, Acting, Pinterest
Jesse Strommel Breaking Stuff as Literary Criticism prompt for this assignment http://www.pinterest.com/pin/189010515586570732/
Sample Digital Story Board Assignment Calendar Notes, Digital Story, Environmental Movement, Environmentalist, Women In History, Sample, Boards
Sample Digital Story Board Assignment
Oak Alley Plantation  Built 1837-1839 by the slaves of Jacques T. Roman for more information http://acadianahistorical.org/items/show/81#.U7CuRo1dWII New Orleans Plantation Tours, New Orleans Plantations, Southern Plantation Homes, Louisiana Plantations, Southern Homes, Plantation Houses, Southern Mansions, Southern Charm, Southern Living
Oak Alley Plantation
Oak Alley Plantation Built 1837-1839 by the slaves of Jacques T. Roman for more information http://acadianahistorical.org/items/show/81#.U7CuRo1dWII
example from Strommel assignment  (http://www.pinterest.com/pin/189010515586574021/) - hybrid pedagogy doesn't always involve (lots of)technology Example, Workshop, Technology, Art, Tech, Art Background
example from Strommel assignment (http://www.pinterest.com/pin/189010515586574021/) - hybrid pedagogy doesn't always involve (lots of)technology
Transform images of Women's Equality for Women's Equality Day, outrage, activism, and action! Higher Ed, Feminism! Lesson Plan, Equal Rights Amendment Equal Rights Amendment, Women’s Equality, Facebook Posts, Female Images, Activism, Feminism
Just Pin One: Using pinterest to teach women’s equality day
Transform images of Women's Equality for Women's Equality Day, outrage, activism, and action! Higher Ed, Feminism! Lesson Plan, Equal Rights Amendment
Vimala Pasupathi in place of a paper a course on Shakespeare’s Early Plays and Sonnets, asks students to design books that assemble passages from Shakespeare’s works for somewhat different purposes encouraging them to think about reading practices in old and new forms of media. Commonplace Book, Shakespeare, Old And New, Watts, Book Design, Plays, Encouragement, Anna
The Commonplace Book Assignment
Vimala Pasupathi in place of a paper a course on Shakespeare’s Early Plays and Sonnets, asks students to design books that assemble passages from Shakespeare’s works for somewhat different purposes encouraging them to think about reading practices in old and new forms of media.
Chuck Rybak Char­ac­ter net­work for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, working in small groups, hand coded character interactions Jekyll, Hyde, Small Groups, Line Chart, Networking, Interactive, Coding
Chuck Rybak Char­ac­ter net­work for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, working in small groups, hand coded character interactions
Jesse Strommel -  I ask them to take the words from a poem by Emily Dickinson, “There’s a certain slant of light,” and rearrange them into something else. They use any or all of the words that appear in the poem as many or as few times as they want. What they build takes any shape: text, image, video, a poem, a pile, sense-making or otherwise. This example is by Lans Nelson Pacifico Emily Dickinson Poems, Rearrange, Text Image, Pile, Human, Shape
The Digital Humanities is About Breaking Stuff | Hybrid Pedagogy
Jesse Strommel - I ask them to take the words from a poem by Emily Dickinson, “There’s a certain slant of light,” and rearrange them into something else. They use any or all of the words that appear in the poem as many or as few times as they want. What they build takes any shape: text, image, video, a poem, a pile, sense-making or otherwise. This example is by Lans Nelson Pacifico
**Jessica Marie Johnson "teach students to assess and create historical narratives while critiquing the role constructions of race, gender, and sexuality played in the making of those narratives" "participation and discussion grade"  Once a week, students created at least 1 text, image, audio, video, or link post that demonstrated “a substantive and critical analysis” of the readings to be discussed that week. Black History, Art History, Creole People, New Orleans History, Louisiana Creole, French Creole, Male Perspective, African Diaspora, Antebellum
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**Jessica Marie Johnson "teach students to assess and create historical narratives while critiquing the role constructions of race, gender, and sexuality played in the making of those narratives" "participation and discussion grade" Once a week, students created at least 1 text, image, audio, video, or link post that demonstrated “a substantive and critical analysis” of the readings to be discussed that week.
**Ariella Rotramel, “explore a broader range of women’s movements beyond what we could cover in our course materials and help students gain first-hand experience with the complexities of researching and representing women’s movement” Each student added 10 unique sites to the map.  brief synopsis of the site’s relevance, images or video, links to additional information, including news, academic or advocacy sources. students used  map research as a starting point for a short paper, Class Projects, Advocacy, Synopsis, Gain, Movement, Students, Experience, Explore
Mapping Women’s Movements
**Ariella Rotramel, “explore a broader range of women’s movements beyond what we could cover in our course materials and help students gain first-hand experience with the complexities of researching and representing women’s movement” Each student added 10 unique sites to the map. brief synopsis of the site’s relevance, images or video, links to additional information, including news, academic or advocacy sources. students used map research as a starting point for a short paper,
Text Visualization assignment.  I created a Juxta (http://juxtacommons.org/) of two versions of lyrics to Westside Story. We also watched video clips of several productions.  Students then reflected on the contrasts between lyrics, between casts, as way to think about diachronic change in images of Puerto Ricans. West Side Story, Puerto Ricans, Westside, Clips, Lyrics, It Cast
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Text Visualization assignment. I created a Juxta (http://juxtacommons.org/) of two versions of lyrics to Westside Story. We also watched video clips of several productions. Students then reflected on the contrasts between lyrics, between casts, as way to think about diachronic change in images of Puerto Ricans.
I annotated Kindle version of course text to start class-sourced glossary TERM:what does this term mean?" Where did this term come from? Who uses it? In what contexts? To apply to whom? Do you think anyone describes themselves with this term? Individual: Who is this person? Why is this person important? What does this person tell us about history?  Students  used google form that fed into a  spreadsheet to answer the above questions. Each student annotated five points in the text. Google Forms, Glossary, Calender, Fed, Timeline, Context, Kindle
I annotated Kindle version of course text to start class-sourced glossary TERM:what does this term mean?" Where did this term come from? Who uses it? In what contexts? To apply to whom? Do you think anyone describes themselves with this term? Individual: Who is this person? Why is this person important? What does this person tell us about history? Students used google form that fed into a spreadsheet to answer the above questions. Each student annotated five points in the text.