Category Archives: Proposed Sessions

I would like to propose a session on crowd sourcing. I would like to talk about what sorts of projects people are crowd sourcing and the tools they use.

I’m interested in sessions that might cover the teaching/study of literature and writing using such  digital techniques as text analysis, data visualization and databases.

We propose a session devoted to conversation between librarians, technologists, and digital humanists.  For digital humanists, what support could librarians and technologists provide that would help you in your research and teaching?  For librarians and technologists, what can grad students … Continue reading →

Online Learning is of course a hot topic in education of all levels and likely intersects in some fashion with all of our work/academic lives. Would people be interested in discussing this topic as it pertains to student learning? I’d … Continue reading →

This could either be during a specific session(s) or run self-serve throughout the camp. Stop by the DRP tutorial room to lay down a small chuck of your knowledge on video! Record a few-minute screencast on any subject in your … Continue reading →

A comment from Florence Boos: I think I’ll be looking for sessions on digital archives, data management and software for literary sites which contain manuscript material.

Hi! I am excited to attend my first thatcamp! I am researching the use of social media in museums to extend the learning experience (specifically non advertisement purposes). Is anyone else interested in this topic? I would love to hear … Continue reading →

Is anyone interested in discussing/learning about options for archiving data?  I see that there was a discussion in 2009:  Jeffrey McClurken, Archiving Social Media Conversations of Significant Events.  Since data storage (I am mostly concerned with audio-visual, but this could be … Continue reading →