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2nd workshop idea: Constructing a WordPress site
In my first post about a series of 10-minute tutorials, some people commented that they would like a separate workshop on starting & constructing your own website. This workshop will feature WordPress tools because they are some of the most … Continue reading
Categories: Blogging, Digital Literacy, General, Open Access, Session Proposals, Workshops
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Digitizing the Graduate Research Seminar in Early American History
My primary reason for attending THATCamp right now has to do with a graduate research seminar I am teaching in the fall. I would like some help thinking about how the traditional graduate research seminar could be adapted to introduce … Continue reading
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