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Category Archives: humanities computing
Mozilla / Creative Commons Open Education Course
This week marked the start of a very cool experiment in movement-building:an online seminar on open education, sponsored by Mozilla and Creative Commons. You can see the main page for the course–and most of the content–here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Education/EduCourse/Outline.  It was organized … Continue reading
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Collex
At the Academic Commons today, I have a post introducing Collex, a search- and tagging- tool that allows researchers to move seamlessly among most of the major 19th-century digital collections. Collex is one of the coolest early fruits of Jerome … Continue reading
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