Andrea Rehn

Whittier College Faculty Retreat

August 27, 2014

DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP

What Works?

We are already digital scholars

The latest iPhone app:

iExplode

©JOHN PRITCHETT

Choose digital tools mindfully

Adeline Koh

“At its best, the digital humanities is

about engaging more critically with the intersections

between technology and how we act,

think, and learn.”

Digital Liberal Arts

Uses Available

Tools

Multidisciplinary

Collaborative

Public

Digital Pedagogy

Digital Scholarship

A gallery of primary sources A digital scholarly edition A mapping project Network/System Visualizations Computer-aided Text Analysis 3-D Modelling Multimodal or Media-rich

Publications

--adapted from Miriam Posner

examples

My first

dendrogram

New Methods & Questions

Is this literary study?

“MOOG”: a game-based social media activity that evolves in response to student learning and student-initiated hacks

Collaborative, experiential, self-directed, globally-connected learning

Join us! Nov 14-17, 2014

Risky Fun: “TvsZ”

October 9Villalobos

4:30 Drinks5pm Talk

“What people know about how to use media matters. The underlying technologies are important because of the way they amplify human cognitive and social capabilities…The digital divide now has to include the divide between those who know how to get and to verify information they need just in time and just in place, those who can cultivate and call on social networks…from those who do not.”

--Howard Rheingold

Coming Events

@digli

barts

Diglib

arts.w

hittie

r.edu

Basic Photo EditingTuesday, September 16, 4pm

Howard Rheingold, Net SmartThursday, October 9, 5pm

High-Tech Happy Hour Tuesday, October 14, 4-6pm

Jazzy PresentationsThursday, November 13, 4pm

Join the conversat

ion

DigLibArts

Digital Pedagogy Repository Http

://diglibarts.whittier.edu/?page_id=1060

Whittier DigLibArts Group on Facebook

@DigLibArts on Twitter Anne Cong-Huyen, Digital

Scholar