Category Archives: Collaboration

Pros and cons; pitfalls and tips

Posted on April 5, 2014 by Christina Smith

There are a lot of questions that I have been thinking about this last semester as I have been “experimenting” with different digital tools and trying to understand how they can assist in the process of creating a scholarly edition … Continue reading →

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Talk/Do Session: How to use Vines (6-second loop videos taken on cell phones) to visualize AND analyze social change?

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Kristin Koptiuch

As an urban anthropologist I’d like to get students to use the social media tool VINE in my courses to Provoke Deep Thoughts about urban change. I am inspired by what Vine claims on its web site (vine.co/): “Vine is … Continue reading →

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Sydney Lines

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Sydney Lines

I recently received my MA in English Literature at ASU and am interested in: Digital mapping tools for a travel literature project – which programs are available? Which are best for creating interactive content? ex: Mapping the Grand Tour Social … Continue reading →

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