LibGuides: Digital Pedagogy and Scholarship: Faculty DAH Bootcamp Workshop Series

Sessions and Locations

All sessions are from 1-4 PM during the week of June 8th, 2015.

Date	Topic	Location
June 8th	Introduction to Digital Arts & Humanities: Highlighting Projects, Best Practices, and Brainstorming Ideas Moderators: RES librarians and Patrick Belk, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities at Dickinson College	Library: Betty Place
June 9th	Literary Analysis Tools and Projects Moderator: Patrick Belk, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities at Dickinson College	Library: Betty Place
June 10th	Digital Storytelling Practices and Technologies (iMovie) Moderator: Chad Phillips, Head of Film Studies at Guilford College	Bauman: 020
June 11th	Basic Data Visualization via ArcGIS Moderator: Dave Dobson, Professor of Geology, Earth Sciences, and Environmental Studies at Guilford College	Frank: 205
June 12th	Next Steps: Designing Effective Project Plans and Drafting Proposals Moderators: Kathy Adams, Director of Faculty Development and Dana Professor of Psychology, and Anders Selhorst, RES Librarian	Library: Betty Place

Introduction and General Background Information

A Guide to Digital Humanities
A guide from the Center for Scholarly Communication & Digital Curation at Northwestern University.
What is Digital Pedagogy?
Another approach to defining digital pedagogy starting from the position of space for learning.
Critical Digital Pedagogy: a Definition
A piece by Jesse Stommel on critical digital pedagogy as core to the digital humanities as an academic discipline.
Teaching as Wayfinding
A piece by Eric Hudson on a shift in the role of the teacher in "networked learning".
What Is Digital Humanities?
When you need a break from reading, spend a minute on this site hitting the refresh button!
There are so many ways to define and talk about digital humanities that this site, which you can refresh for a different definition, was created. This website both provides definitions, and is an example, of digital humanities.
Who's In and Who's Out
A brief blog post from Stephen Ramsay in 2011 based off of his position paper at the “History and Future of Digital Humanities” panel at the 2011 MLA.
In the context of the boot camp, consider this as a point in the discussions that have been ongoing about digital scholarship.
What Is Digital Humanities and What’s It Doing in English Departments?
How Not to Teach Digital Humanities
A blog post from Ryan Cordell on missteps in teaching "digital humanities qua digital humanities" in contrast to centering the curricular goals and involving digital humanities tools and assignments in the pursuit of those goals.
"Sustaining the Digital Humanities" Report
An in-depth report by Ithaka S+R, a consulting firm for nonprofits, about the effectiveness of certain models & strategies in sustaining digital humanities initiatives.

Digital Storytelling

Video Storytelling Guide
This guide from Atomic Learning is a great introduction to telling stories via video, including sections on the grammar of video, planning a story, video editing, example videos, and plenty more.
Final Cut Express 4 Training Videos from Atomic Learning
Final Cut Express® 4 lets you edit footage captured in the most popular formats — including AVCHD. You can mix different video formats in the new open format Timeline, and create impressive composites and easily enhance video with sophisticated transitions, filters, and effects. Learn about these great features and much more!

ArcGIS

ArcGIS 10 Tutorials
Visualizing Historical Data
A short piece outlining the Stanford University Spatial History Project, which uses ArcGIS.
GIS Digital Humanities Boot Camp Series - Rice University
A slidedeck of in-depth introductory materials about ArcGIS, from data components to project ideas.
ArcGIS Project Gallery

Action Steps, Project Planning, and Scaffolding

Matthew K. Gold at USF - Digital Humanities talk
A talk by Matthew Gold at USF on digital humanities, excellent introduction to DH as a field and practice.
DevDH.org: Development for the Digital Humanities
A collection of lectures and resources on digital humanities planning and scaffolding.

Resources

What is Digital Pedagogy? - a primer from Hybrid Pedagogy
Hybrid Pedagogy, a "digital journal of teaching, learning, and technology", provides this primer and feed on digital pedagogy.
Text Encoding Initiative
The Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) is a consortium which collectively develops and maintains a standard for the representation of texts in digital form. Its chief deliverable is a set of Guidelines which specify encoding methods for machine-readable texts, chiefly in the humanities, social sciences and linguistics.
Digital Humanities Projects at Carolina Digital Humanities Initiative
A list of excellent example projects by discipline.