Category Archives: Crowdsourcing

Crowdsourcing an information literacy MOOC: a twitter story

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Kate Ganski

There was so much interest in the Let’s Make a MOOC session that it ran for almost 4 hours on Friday. Here is a storify of what unfolded. Please keep the work alive and help bring this one-week MOOC to completion! … Continue reading →

Categories: Crowdsourcing, Digital Literacy, Libraries, Teaching | 3 Comments

Data sets for the arts and humanities

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Amanda Rust

While many excellent guides to data sets for the sciences and social sciences already exist, I’d like to develop a list of likely sources for arts and humanities folks. (Or maybe this also already exists, in which case we’ll have … Continue reading →

Categories: Crowdsourcing, Session Notes, Session Proposals | 3 Comments

Let’s Make a MOOC! Crowdsourcing an Information Literacy MOOC

Posted on April 8, 2013 by Kate Ganski

Seems like everytime I check my education news feed there is at least one article talking about MOOCs. Advocates hailing the disruptive impact of MOOCs to bring higher education to the masses. Proponents tempering the MOOC frenzy with reminiscences of … Continue reading →

Categories: Crowdsourcing, Digital Literacy, Libraries, Teaching | 11 Comments

One Hour, One Project – or – The Incredible Lightness of the Work of Many Hands

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Micah Vandegrift

I’m a big fan of talking. I like to talk, to share ideas, to chit-chat, shoot the breeze. This being my third THATCamp, I’m done with all that. I’ve yacked about DH and Libraries, twice. I’m ready to be a … Continue reading →

Categories: Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Session Proposals | Tags: , , , | 4 Comments