Category Archives: Digital Literacy

Posts about teaching and learning digital skills and issues.

Can we MAKE text of an Ethics Case more engaging with digital enhancements?

Posted on September 26, 2014 by Maria Flanagan

I have an active project underway that could benefit from a burst of great minds working together. Case method teaching (done at HKS, HBS, HLS) requires students to ‘prep for a case’ by close reading and reflection on a written … Continue reading →

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Humanities and technology: Can we talk?

Posted on September 26, 2014 by Betsy Devine

I would love to be part of a session where people trade stories of success and failure at collaboration. I’m thinking especially of collaboration between technology-skilled people and those focused on humanities teaching or research. I have been on both … Continue reading →

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