Category Archives: Teaching

Session on DH Training for Students

Posted on November 3, 2012 by Michelle Dalmau

My public notes from today’s session: tinyurl.com/ch9e37f   We discussed possibly forming a Google Group to share instructional materials … Comment here and I can create the group or determine other forms of alt-communication.  Snack time!

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Session on “Re-Skilling” Librarians

Posted on November 3, 2012 by Michelle Dalmau

My notes on this session: tinyurl.com/bym3m4e  I’d like to explore grant-funding options for building a digital research curriculum for our library staff and librarians.  Comment here if you too are interested.

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Staffing to support Digital Humanities initiatives at the university

Posted on November 2, 2012 by dgmorley

What knowledge, skills and experience are needed by library staff to support Digital Humanities initiatives at the university?  This is different from actually “doing” digital humanities in the academic library.  -Deb Morley, MIT Libraries

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Training LIS students for DH Work

Posted on November 1, 2012 by bublitzd

I’m interested in discussing what current/upcoming LIS students can do to become involved in the digital humanities. As DH gains momentum, more and more MLIS/MLS students are becoming interested in pursuing work at DH centers and in libraries that support … Continue reading →

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