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Monthly Archives: April 2013
DPLA Launches Soon
We love Google books but, for research, often find its limitations frustrating. We love the many and varied digital collections that abound throughout the web but wish they could be used in a more seamlessly interconnected way. The vision of … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Humanities
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Flipped Clasrooms and other pedagogical approaches
Replacing the slightly older concept of Hybrid Courses, the term “Flipped Classroom” has been gaining in popularity across blogs and news sources. (And in terms of sheer buzz, both are currently being outdistance by MOOCs.) If you have been wondering … Continue reading
Posted in FHM: Flipped, Hybrid, MOOC
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Today’s App: ReadLists
Given a series of online articles, which presentation format will make them easier to read: providing a list of links through which the reader must click or gathering them together as an ebook? ReadLists is an online site that helps … Continue reading
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Today’s Apps: Maps and Navigation
I think about apps as belonging to one of two categories: 1) apps that have pre-packaged content that you can read or play with, and 2) apps that are designed to let you create, manipulate, capture or collect your own … Continue reading
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Today’s App: Swivl
I hesitate to post this one as a “Today’s App” because I have not actually gotten or used it yet. However, it looks like it might be a good solution to a recurring difficulty. One of the challenges in implementing … Continue reading