The HASTAC Scholars program is an innovative student community. We blog, host online forums, develop new projects and organize events. Much of our work centers around rethinking pedagogy, learning, research & academia for the digital age. On this page you will find an expanding list comprising all content produced by the HASTAC Scholars program and participants. Content is ordered by initial posting date, with more recent items first. Load more items at the end of the page to keep reading.
All Content by HASTAC Scholars
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CFP: What is Information? (2020) *Deadline Extended to January 31st!
WHAT IS INFORMATION? CONFERENCE-EXPERIENCE APRIL 30–MAY 2, 2020 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PORTLAND What is Information? (2020) will investigate...
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How to Change Our Classrooms (and Digital Spaces) to Empower Girls: Insights from Dr. Urvashi Sahni
We are excited to share the inspiring words and expertise of Dr. Urvashi Sahni , founder and CEO of the Study Hall Educational Foundation based in...
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HILT2020: May 18-22 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln
The Humanities Intensive Learning & Teaching Institute (HILT) is delighted to announce registration for our 2020 Institute is now open. HILT2020...
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Digital Powerups! Reinvigorating Student’s Online Discussion with Dr. Thurston
Returning from our holiday break, we are excited to learn from Dr. Travis Thurston about digital powerups. Dr. Thurston is the Assistant Director of...
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Performance as Prefigurative Praxis - A Lab Proposal
As a prospective Media Arts + Practice PhD candidate at the University of Southern California, I have an opportunity to start an experimental...
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Concluding a Course with a Collaborative Public Project: Keywords for Literary Studies
This blog describes how I organized my Introduction to Multicultural Literature course around a collaborative, public final project. Rather than a...
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Who Asks Computer Programming Questions Online?
To distract myself from finals I took some public data about computer programming and it's most popular forum and modified a web application so that...
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CFP: NYCDH Week Kick-Off Day Panel Presentation
Submit a proposal to join the NYCDH Week kick-off day panel featuring exciting DH work on histories and representations of communities across NYC! We...
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Ed Tech in History Teaching- Where to Start?
This fall I began working as a TA for a History course at my university. One of the opportunities we have as TAs is that we lead our own discussion...
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Learning how to Strengthen Communities with Prof Osteen
Today on Progressive Pedagogy , Professor Billy Osteen , Associate Professor of Community Engagement at the University of Canterbury, reflects on the...
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Reimagining the Grading Contract to “Ungrade” with Prof. Eidum
We are thankful this week on Progressive Pedagogy to have Professor Jennifer Eidum (EYE-dum), Assistant Professor of English at Elon University,...
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RSVP for Digital Fridays! The topic is Access Pedagogy
Join us on Friday, December 13th for the next Digital Fridays. The topic is Access Pedagogy. RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/access-pedagogy-...