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Are you a Wizard of WordPress? Omniscient with Omeka? Zoltan of Zotero?
THATCamp HBCU would like to offer some awesome workshops June 14-15 at the AUC Center in Atlanta, GA. We are calling upon YOU to step up and give us your best! These workshops are mostly instructional...
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Workshops (so far!) at THATCamp HBCU
THATCamp Workshops are the heart of any THATCamp (un)Conference. We all love to learn something new, or learn something better. We are planning to offer Workshops on Thursday and Friday Morning...
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Session Proposal: On Beyond Blackboard
Many of us have been saddled with outdated Blackboard Systems for Course Management at our campuses. What system do you use? What are the alternatives? How do we organize and deliver our courses...
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Please Post Your Proposals!!
OK, everyone! It’s time to get posting!! THATCamp HBCU depends upon you to decide what we will be doing in our sessions. Do you want to discuss a theory? Find common ground? Rant? Rave? This is your...
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Apple iPad Workshops!!
Calling all iPad users . . . Andre Vlajk, Higher Education Account Manager in Technology Assessment, Planning, and Consulting for Apple will be presenting two workshops for THATCamp HBCU on Thursday,...
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HBCU Digital Commons
Most of us who are working at HBCU’s and small liberal arts colleges find ourselves alone in our quest to use Digital Humanities in our classes, in our research, and in our departmental work. I would...
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If you took a look at our schedule outline, you will see that, on the last day of the conference, during lunch, we are scheduled to do something called “dork shorts.” Dork Shorts is a THATCamp...
View ArticleTHATCamp LAC Makes Glossary of Digital Humanities
I thought this might be a helpful guide for many of you who are new to the field! You can find this helpful document by clicking HERE.
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I’ve Added Some Things . . .
OK, I’m taking the ultimate THATCamp risk–trying something very new. I created two new areas for our THATCamp in order to help organize and take notes for this (un)conference. First, I made a...
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Twitter Exchange
Please post your Twitter ID on our WIKI because the silly “comments” section on this blog won’t let us do it without eliminating the link. The Hashtag for the Conference: #THATCamp #HBCU
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WE NEED SESSION IDEAS!!
Please, please, please . . . if you have a session idea: propose it! If you think you have a session idea, but aren’t sure: propose it! This is an (un)conference! If we don’t have lots of session...
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Welcome to THATCamp HBCU 2012!
Robert W. Woodruff Library The Robert W. Woodruff Library, which contains one of the country's most extensive collections of archival material relating to African American history, is centrally located...
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Some Details Before the Conference
My dear THATCampers! I just wanted to touch base and tell you that I can’t wait for all of us to meet! Wednesday from 4-6 p.m., I will be in the “Quiet Study Room” on the bottom floor of the AUC...
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WOW! WHAT A GREAT DAY AT THATCamp HBCU!!
I’m so thrilled that we had such a productive day at THATCamp HBCU! There’s more to come tomorrow! Please remember, if you have any new session ideas you would like to happen, please add them to the...
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Please Add Your Reflections!
My Dear THATCamp HBCU participants– Please feel free to add a reflection upon your THATCamp HBCU experience to this site, or, if you have added it to another blog or website, please feel free to share...
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Kenja McCray: Reflections on THATCamp HBCU 2012
By Kenja McCray, Associate Professor of History, Atlanta Metropolitan State College Kenja McCray Several images flash across my mind’s eye when I reflect on THATCamp Historically Black Colleges and...
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