bookmarks for March 10th, 2013 through March 11th, 2013

Between: Beautifully Braided Books – Images of modified books – (DH DigitalHumanities printculture book )
Hacking at Education: TED, Technology Entrepreneurship, Uncollege, and the Hole in the Wall – Audrey Waters whacks TED talks and the latest anti-ed self-help book – and illuminates the connection between them. I'm one of those teachers who has prepared the passive audiences that suck up the TED talks. – (none)

bookmarks for March 2nd, 2013

Scholarly Publishing – Amodern _ Drucker – Drucker speculates on short form, aggregating, curating as publishing takes on the topology of the web at large. – (DH )
Welcome to the James Joyce Centre, Dublin – Welcome to the musey room. Tip. – (DigitalHumanities blogging FW )

Stop calling it Digital Humanities – strategies to help liberal-arts colleges join the movement – (dh digitalhumanities )
Student expelled from Brainerd nursing school for Facebook comments sues – TwinCities.com – According to the Press, the issue isn't what the student posted but that the admin is sidestepping policies. Is it a moral tale yet? It might become one. – (dangersofblogging facebook fyc )

DH at the small lib ed college. Chronicle of Higher Education – – (dh DigitalHumanities )
Deep Blue: Home – Deep Blue is the University of Michigan's permanent, safe, and accessible service for representing our rich intellectual community. Its primary goal is to provide access to the work that makes Michigan a leader in research, teaching, and creativity. – (dh archive )

Librarians Rally Behind Blogger Sued by Publisher Over Critical Comments – A press suing a librarian over freedom of the press isn't irony. It's fear. – (blogging dangersofblogging )
Proudly Fraudulent: An Interview With MoMA’s First Poet Laureate, Kenneth Goldsmith | The Awl – You think it's an interview – but then find out it's Kenny's fraud: patchwritten from his other works. Which makes it a nice OV of Goldsmith's work. Oh boy. And since when did MoMA need a poet laureate? – (dh DigitalHumanities patchwriting plagiarism )

A Bill of Rights and Principles for Learning in the Digital Age | HASTAC – still in progress. makes walled gardens the near-equivalent of separate but equal. It will be scoffed in the closed boardrooms. Those wacky academic! What will they come up with next. – (de academicfreedom academic_integrity dh d2l DigitalHumanities )
Quality Control in MOOCs | xED Book – not overall but about Coursera stopping a MOOC after the first week. Gotta love a crises for getting issues out in the open. – (mooc coursera de )