Posts in the category 'Social Media'(143 gefunden)

Annotate the World Using Genius

Von Kacy Tillman bei THATCamp Florida 2015 Februar 24, 2015 Kategorisiert: Collaboration, Digital Literacy, Metadata, Scholarly Editions, Session Proposals, Session: Play, Session: Lehren, Social Media, Teaching, Workshops

Enriching digitised archival content

Von George Weyman bei THATCamp British Library Labs Februar 3, 2015 Kategorisiert: Collaboration, Digital Literacy, Bibliotheken, Museums, Publishing, Research Methods, Social Media, Text Mining, Visualization, Workshops

The Citizen Curator Project

Von Barry Mauer bei THATCamp Florida 2015 Januar 22, 2015 Kategorisiert: Administrative, Archiv, Verschlüsselung, Collaboration, Digital Literacy, Diversity, Funding, Bibliotheken, Linked Data, Metadata, Museums, Open Access, Project Management, Publishing, Research Methods, Social Media, Teaching, Workshops

Diskussion Session: Experiments in re-contextualizing our culture

Von Micah Walter bei THATCamp College Art Association (CAA) 2015 Januar 16, 2015 Kategorisiert: Verschlüsselung, Collaboration, Copyright, Crowdsourcing, Metadata, Museums, Open Access, Publishing, Session Proposals, Session: Diskussion, Social Media

Session-Vorschlag: Tumblr as Introductory Platform for Digital Scholarship

Von L. Kelly Fitzpatrick bei Thatcamp AHA 2015 Dezember 22, 2014 Kategorisiert: Blogging, Digital Literacy, Open Access, Project Management, Publishing, Session Proposals, Session: Play, Session: Diskussion, Social Media, Workshops

Diskussion Session: Does Religious Studies Need Its Own Hashtag?

Von Michael Altman bei THATCamp AAR 2014 November 13, 2014 Kategorisiert: Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Session Proposals, Session: Diskussion, Social Media, Teaching Stichwort: #twitterstorians, AAR, annual meeting, social media, teaching, zwitschern

Idaho Comics Group: Publishing a Tarzan comic book for Idahoans

Von bei THATCamp Boise State 2014 September 5, 2014 Kategorisiert: Blogging, Collaboration, Copyright, Crowdsourcing, Diversity, Bibliotheken, Project Management, Publishing, Research Methods, Social Media

What’s Your Story?

Von John Glover bei THATCamp New Souths 2014 März 14, 2014 Kategorisiert: Archiv, Blogging, Verschlüsselung, Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Diversity, Games, Bibliotheken, Mapping, Mobile, Museums, Publishing, Research Methods, Session Proposals, Session: Make, Session: Play, Session: Diskussion, Session: Lehren, Social Media, Teaching, Visualization