Comments for THATCamp CHNM 2010 http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org The Humanities And Technology Camp Tue, 08 Mar 2011 21:52:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Digital Literacy for the Dumbest Generation by thuyanh http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/21/digital-literacy-for-the-dumbest-generation/#comment-14468 thuyanh Tue, 08 Mar 2011 21:52:08 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=529#comment-14468 A friend and I have actually made a video response that defends the "dumbest generation" and we make points that Baeurlein overlooks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHw716ptwBg A friend and I have actually made a video response that defends the “dumbest generation” and we make points that Baeurlein overlooks:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHw716ptwBg

]]> Comment on Project "Develop Self-Paced Open Access DH Curriculum for Mid-Career Scholars Otherwise Untrained" by Steven Hayes http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/19/project-develop-self-paced-open-access-dh-curriculum-for-mid-career-scholars-otherwise-untrained/#comment-13606 Steven Hayes Wed, 02 Mar 2011 01:07:51 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=404#comment-13606 Hi, just read your "project retrain" description as part of my background reading for THATCamp 2011 in Melbourne. Have you considered certifying existing professionals (like me...) who have no formal training but have picked up hopefully a great many of the skills you describe on the job over many years. This would be like a recognition of prior learning process and would - as a nice side effect - identify gaps in knowledge. One of the reasons I want to go to THATCamp is to fill gaps in my personal fairly "perforated" knowledgebase as it is almost impossible to find appropriately configured formal courses that will allow me to undertake professional development in any kind of structured, strategic way. Regards Steven Hayes Hi, just read your “project retrain” description as part of my background reading for THATCamp 2011 in Melbourne. Have you considered certifying existing professionals (like me…) who have no formal training but have picked up hopefully a great many of the skills you describe on the job over many years. This would be like a recognition of prior learning process and would – as a nice side effect – identify gaps in knowledge. One of the reasons I want to go to THATCamp is to fill gaps in my personal fairly “perforated” knowledgebase as it is almost impossible to find appropriately configured formal courses that will allow me to undertake professional development in any kind of structured, strategic way.

Regards

Steven Hayes

]]> Comment on Reimagining the National Register Nomination Form by Peter http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/17/reimagining-the-national-register-nomination-form/#comment-10299 Peter Wed, 26 Jan 2011 13:59:26 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=261#comment-10299 Just curious: Is there a version of the National Register Nomination Form in some kind of database format, such as MS Access? One that could be used for data entry to create new nominations? Just curious: Is there a version of the National Register Nomination Form in some kind of database format, such as MS Access? One that could be used for data entry to create new nominations?

]]> Comment on Project "Develop Self-Paced Open Access DH Curriculum for Mid-Career Scholars Otherwise Untrained" by Learning DH the DIY Way | THATCamp Virginia 2010 http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/19/project-develop-self-paced-open-access-dh-curriculum-for-mid-career-scholars-otherwise-untrained/#comment-6667 Learning DH the DIY Way | THATCamp Virginia 2010 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 19:24:50 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=404#comment-6667 [...] Meloni on the Camper list – it would be great to get her thoughts on the best approaches, given her project to “Develop self-paced open access DH curriculum for mid-career scholars otherwise [...] [...] Meloni on the Camper list – it would be great to get her thoughts on the best approaches, given her project to “Develop self-paced open access DH curriculum for mid-career scholars otherwise [...]

]]> Comment on Modest Proposals from a Digital Novice by THATCamp New England » Blog Archive http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/21/modest-proposals-from-a-digital-novice/#comment-4051 THATCamp New England » Blog Archive Thu, 11 Nov 2010 22:11:26 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/2010/library_item/thatcamp-prime-2010/posts/modest-proposals-from-a-digital-novice/#comment-4051 [...] absorb the spirit of things while the content soared over my head.)  Overall, I observed much, contributed a little and came away inspired by the different models of digital scholarship that I’d encountered—in [...] [...] absorb the spirit of things while the content soared over my head.)  Overall, I observed much, contributed a little and came away inspired by the different models of digital scholarship that I’d encountered—in [...]

]]> Comment on Modest Proposals from a Digital Novice by Six Months Later: Another THATCamp « Clarissa J. Ceglio http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/21/modest-proposals-from-a-digital-novice/#comment-3905 Six Months Later: Another THATCamp « Clarissa J. Ceglio Tue, 09 Nov 2010 19:46:30 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/2010/library_item/thatcamp-prime-2010/posts/modest-proposals-from-a-digital-novice/#comment-3905 [...] absorb the spirit of things while the content soared over my head.)  Overall, I observed much, contributed a little and came away inspired by the different models of digital scholarship that I’d encountered—in [...] [...] absorb the spirit of things while the content soared over my head.)  Overall, I observed much, contributed a little and came away inspired by the different models of digital scholarship that I’d encountered—in [...]

]]> Comment on soft circuits by an R&D agenda for embodied interaction in DH? | THATCamp Virginia 2010 http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/20/soft-circuits/#comment-3706 an R&D agenda for embodied interaction in DH? | THATCamp Virginia 2010 Sun, 07 Nov 2010 18:30:03 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/2010/library_item/thatcamp-prime-2010/posts/soft-circuits/#comment-3706 [...] e-textiles at THATCamp Great Lakes, we had fun with this stuff at the #pastplay symposium, and I gave away freebies at the last THATCamp [...] [...] e-textiles at THATCamp Great Lakes, we had fun with this stuff at the #pastplay symposium, and I gave away freebies at the last THATCamp [...]

]]> Comment on Project "Develop Self-Paced Open Access DH Curriculum for Mid-Career Scholars Otherwise Untrained" by Samuel Teshale Derbe http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/05/19/project-develop-self-paced-open-access-dh-curriculum-for-mid-career-scholars-otherwise-untrained/#comment-196 Samuel Teshale Derbe Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:13:14 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=404#comment-196 This is excactly what I have been looking for.I have been recently invited to contribute to a web based teaching program at the Amsterdam Network University. But, I am quite a newbie to technology for education, though I have been a college lecturer for many years- in the traditonal way,of course. I am keen on learning the tools and share my expereince in teaching adults. It requires a lot of ingenuity to teach adult students using new technology. This is excactly what I have been looking for.I have been recently invited to contribute to a web based teaching program at the Amsterdam Network University. But, I am quite a newbie to technology for education, though I have been a college lecturer for many years- in the traditonal way,of course. I am keen on learning the tools and share my expereince in teaching adults. It requires a lot of ingenuity to teach adult students using new technology.

]]> Comment on Who Wants To Be A Hacker? by plr articles http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/04/16/who-wants-to-be-a-hacker/#comment-40 plr articles Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:55:17 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=122#comment-40 Just added more knowledge to my "library-head" :D Just added more knowledge to my “library-head” :D

]]> Comment on Who Wants To Be A Hacker? by Libby Thompson http://chnm2010.thatcamp.org/04/16/who-wants-to-be-a-hacker/#comment-39 Libby Thompson Mon, 12 Jul 2010 09:25:49 +0000 http://thatcamp.org/?p=122#comment-39 I have been coding for a few years now in C+. It is a hard language but once you get to grips with it, you can easily master it and code what ever you need. I have made a small hacking framework with a GUI which was pretty good. As I am a pentester, I count on my own tools to work for me. I have been coding for a few years now in C+. It is a hard language but once you get to grips with it, you can easily master it and code what ever you need. I have made a small hacking framework with a GUI which was pretty good. As I am a pentester, I count on my own tools to work for me.

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