Blog Post / Technology, Networks & Sciences
6th COMPUTATIONAL ARCHIVAL SCIENCE (CAS) WORKSHOP
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Blog Post / Teaching & Learning Practices
A Challenging Yet Fruitful Year for HASTAC Scholars
Reimagining Humanities Graduate Education: Expansive, Inclusive, Engaged
Free RSVP Doctoral education opens doors to engaging and often unexpected pathways, with opportunities for significant public impact —an essential element of reinvesting in higher education as a public good. In this interview with Sam Risak, Katina Rogers will discuss how scholars can reimagine...
Challenges of Digitizing Historical Recipes
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Free RSVP In this Digital Friday webinar, Avery Blankenship will discuss the challenges in digitizing and creating a digital archive of nineteenth-century, annotated recipes. Starting from item acquisition and moving through the digitization process, writing metadata, and finally ingesting these...
Pedagogical Practices: A Workshop for TAs Teaching Online Under COVID-19
In this webinar, Catalina Alzate and Letícia Ferreira will provide a space for Teaching Assistants to share how they practice their teaching philosophies within the constraints of their position, learn from peers about ways to deal with issues regarding teaching, assisting and grading, and share...
Blog Post / Educational & Cultural Institutions
Creating Space within Constraints: A Reflection on Conference Planning in a Pandemic
Collection / Teaching & Learning Practices
Collaborative Book Discussion of Putting the Humanities PhD to Work by Dr. Katina Rogers
Over the past few months, I’ve had the honor of co-coordinating HASTAC Scholars’ collaborative book discussion on Putting the Humanities PhD to Work by Katina Rogers. This collaborative project began in September with an open call to current HASTAC Scholars seeking interest in reading and reviewing Rogers’ work. Over the following months, HASTAC Scholars engaged with Rogers’ work in several capacities - some selected chapters to review, some interviewed Dr. Rogers, and almost all contributed peer review feedback throughout the process.
Blog Post / Teaching & Learning Practices
"I Wake Up Counting": A Free Online Publication of Syllabi and Activities from our Spring 2020 Course
Graduate Education at Work in the World
My colleagues and I at the Graduate Center are delighted to be hosting a free online conference on February 18-19, 2021, titled Graduate Education at Work in the World. This is not the way we originally planned this event. Nearly a full year ago, my colleague Cihan Tekay wrote a post titled " What...
Blog Post / Educational & Cultural Institutions
Canceled: HASTAC Conference at UT Dallas
Blog Post / Teaching & Learning Practices
Ten Ways to Save the End of Term--for You and Your Students
Welcome New HASTAC Scholars
Free RSVP Join HASTAC Co-Directors Adashima Oyo and FI Fellow Shaun Lin in an introductory Digital Friday to welcome the new cohort of HASTAC Scholars. They will discuss the benefits of HASTAC Scholars and upcoming opportunities. They will also answer any questions Scholars have about the program...