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Postcolonial DH: An Interview with Roopika Risam
POSTCOLONIAL DH: AN INTERVIEW WITH ROOPIKA RISAM By: Sylvia Fernández Roopika Risam is an Assistant Professor of English and Secondary English...
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How to Use OER Games in the Classroom
How to use OER Games in the College Classroom Amy Hildreth Chen Play is fundamental to learning; so fundamental, in fact, that play is how animals,...
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Call for Proposals (due Oct 15)! Join us for HASTAC 2019: “Decolonizing Technologies, Reprogramming Education”
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Communicating collaboration in the academic vita using "Percent Effort"
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