Wednesday, June 24, 10:00am-2:00pm and Friday, June 26, 10:00am-12:30pm
Based on the tools and approaches discussed in the previous workshops, you will identify and develop an assignment for an upcoming course. You will draft the assignment, work with staff to learn the basics of the technology, test-run the assignment, discuss assessment for non-traditional projects, share your ideas with others in the workshop, and determine a path forward for implementation. Instructors will be available via Zoom on Thursday, June 25 to help with any technical questions that arise.
Workshop Details
Wednesday, June 24, 10:00am-2:00pm
Outline
- Introductions (15 min)
- Why Digital Projects? (15 min)
- What Do You Need? (15 min)
- Scaffolding the Project (30 min)
- Assignment Development (30 min)
- Break for Lunch (30 min)
- Breakout Session (90 min)
- Regroup and Homework
Links & Handouts
Instructors & Moderators
- Justina Elmore, Outreach Librarian, Political Science, Psychology and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies jelmore@library.rochester.edu
- Meaghan Moody, Immersive Technologies Librarian, DSL mmoody@rochester.edu
- Sarah Pugachev, Director, Research Initiatives, s.pugachev@rochester.edu
- Josh Romphf, Digital Scholarship Programmer, DSL
- Emily Sherwood, Director, Digital Scholarship Lab, esherwood@library.rochester.edu
- Blair Tinker, GIS Specialist, DSL
Further Reading
- Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy: promoting open scholarly discourse around critical and creative uses of digital technology in teaching, learning, and research
- Hybrid Pedagogy: the journal of critical digital pedagogy
- “A Call For Critical Instructional Design“
- “Pedagogy and the Class Blog“
- “How to Build an Online Learning Community: 6 Theses“
- “A Guide to Online Teaching in the Humanities“
- “Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy Verbs“
- “Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities“
- “Introducing GIS in the History Classroom: Mapping the Legacies of the Industrial Era in Postindustrial America“
Need Help?
This is just a start. We’re happy to help you discuss your site, find resources, and facilitate training. Feel free to reach out to the Digital Scholarship Lab or contact your Outreach Librarian.