April 13, 2017
Leigh Landini Wright
Incorporating Periscope, a live-streaming app, into classroom instruction to allow students to experiment with the notion of going live from their palm. Read more… Live from Your Palm: Experiments with Using the Periscope Live-Streaming Video App in a Journalism Class
March 13th, 2017
Jeffrey Allred
An American Literature professor finds students needed more guidance and purpose when using Omeka to create and collaborate on image exhibits. Read more… A Professor Goes Overboard with Omeka and DH Box
February 23, 2017
Karla Fuller
Students in a Human Biology course showed improvements in comprehending a complex scientific process when they were asked to model the process and create storyboards in their ePortfolios. Read more… Using ePortfolio Image Galleries as Digital Storyboards to Visualize Scientific Concepts
February 7, 2017
A. Miller
A look at using Viewshare as a data visualization resource for teaching lessons, completing assignments, or complementing research in any discipline. Read more… Visualization Praxis: Data Visualizations with an Interdisciplinary Advantage
February 1, 2017
Sarah L. Townsend
This assignment demonstrates how Twitter can be used as a creative platform to enhance students’ understanding of experimental literary forms. Read more… Ulysses Here and Now: Using Twitter to Teach Experimental Literature
