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Short Form Pieces / Weekly Roundup

This Week in Digital Humanities and Pedagogy

July 15, 2015

Ben Miller

This week: There’s a strong current of science and technology on the Twitter breeze. Read more… This Week in Digital Humanities and Pedagogy

Assignments / Short Form Pieces

Designing Accidents: Advocating Aleatory Research Methods in New Media Pedagogy

February 18, 2013

Kyle P. Vealey, Purdue University

Jeffrey M. Gerding, Purdue University

This assignment sequence advocates the use of aleatory research methods in new media pedagogy. Read more… Designing Accidents: Advocating Aleatory Research Methods in New Media Pedagogy

Reviews / Short Form Pieces

Knowledge Under Pressure

September 5, 2012

Amanda French, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, George Mason University

David Weinberger’s new book Too Big to Know convincingly argues that the era of expertise has ended. Read more… Knowledge Under Pressure