Digital Dialogues - Spring 2000
Digital Dialogues - Fall 2000

Digital Dialogues - Spring 2001

A SERIES OF BROWN BAG ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
-- IN COLLABORATION WITH MITH AND ACS --
 

February 13	Interactive Innovations in Gaming Jason Rhody (MITH) Donald Snyder (Ph.D. Student, American Studies)
February 27	Transforming Promotion and Tenure: Faculty Research / Scholarship in the Digital Age Martha Nell Smith (English, MITH) Roberta Lavine (Spanish and Portuguese) David Sicilia (History)
March 13	Feminist Space in the Wired Classroom Katie King (Women's Studies) Carol Burbank (Theatre) Barbara Shaw Perry (American Studies)
March 27	Visual Literacy and Visual Culture Mitchell Lifton (Comparative Literature) Brandon Morse (Art) Mary Corbin Sies (American Studies)
April 17	Integrating IT into the Humanities: Toward an Action Plan Courtney Danforth (Electronic Text and Imaging Center) Catherine Hays (Electronic Media Center) Phyllis Peres (Department of Spanish and Portuguese)
May 1	Faculty and Graduate Student Collaborations: Challenges and Achievements Martha Nell Smith (MITH, English) Mary Corbin Sies (American Studies) Joshua Woodfork (American Studies) [summary of grad student and faculty perspectives]

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The Students Weigh In: Information Technology in the Classroom -- What Works, What Doesn't

The meetings will convene on Tuesdays, 12:30-2:00 p.m. in the MITH Conference Area (2nd Floor, follow signs). The Mini-Center is sponsored by the Center for Teaching Excellence, the College of Arts and Humanities, and the Department of American Studies with additional support from the departments of Afro-American Studies, Anthropology, English, Women's Studies, the Asian American Studies Project, the Comparative Literature Program, the Curriculum Transformation Project, and the Office of Human Resources.


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