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Anthologize uses: what can we turn on its head?

0After a wild ride of a couple weeks -- One Week | One Tool, then the release and response to the product, Anthologize -- I'm finally about ready to take a step back and reflect on it all.

Working on Open Review Drupal Module (CommentPress-style commenting)

0Hey all you grant officers keeping an eye on the Center for History and New Media, making sure that the wonderful events they do like THATCamp really are producing new collaborations and real development moving forward digital humanities -- here's a solid example.

Online CVs

0After the first day of THATCamp, I had a great conversation with Katherine Fitzpatrick about scholarly/academic standing and publications. She's doing a wonderful experiment in open contributions and reviews to her own work, one that's inspired me to start doing some work on the Drupal tech side to see if I can support that.

Humanistic Coding?

0Okay, through some recent conversations/interactions with Julie Meloni and Jim Safley, combined with Hugh Cayless's THATCamp Prime 2010 proposal, I've realized that I might be in a tricky dilemma between the efforts I'm making to become a be

Thoughts on Omeka-fied CV

0The last few posts have been about my experiment to use Omeka to create my online CV. Many thanks to the folks who left comments and thoughts on them -- they've been really helpful.

Storytelling in Omeka

0Quick interesting note, partially related to my efforts to put my CV into Omeka...I have more in-depth thoughts about CVs coming up, but those'll have to wait until I figure out how to implement them, so this is kinda a sneak-peak.

Omeka and Cura(tion) Importalis

0N.B. You might want to start a pot of tea and put on your bunny-slippers. This post is kinda long.

Omeka and Portfolios/CVs/Resumes

0A long time ago, when I first started playing with Omeka, I wondered about using Omeka as an online portfolio/CV/resume tool.

VoCamp To The Rescue!

EDUNIX

0Via Joss Winn I came across UNIX: The Enlightenment’s Operating System by Bill Thompson commemorating the 40 year anniversary of Unix.

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