Collective space for students in Data Visualization and other interested parties
The CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative (CUNY DHI), launched in Fall 2010, aims to build connections and community among those at CUNY who are applying digital technologies to scholarship and pedagogy in the […]
We will use this group to communicate and share information.
This course covers critical and feminist approaches to research and epistemology. We begin by asking what makes research feminist and ethical (or […]
Use this space for reading responses.
Archaeology is undoubtedly most famous for its exploration and discovery of “wonderful things” from the deep past in “exotic” places: Tutankhamun’s tomb! Lost Maya cities! Archaeologists are also keen sift thro […]
This group accompanies the the GCDI website (http://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/). Here, members of the GC community can share news of recent events and new projects and can begin to build connections between projects.
This group includes participants in the Spring 2020 Data for Public Good project.
Fall 2019 course private group
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A private group for students and staff of the MS Program in Data Analysis and Visualization at The Graduate Center — http://www.gc.cuny.edu/datavis
A private group for students and staff of the MA Program in Digital Humanities at The Graduate Center — http://www.gc.cuny.edu/dh
This course group site will be used for routine communications, and where course readings in .pdf format will be posted in the “Files” section.
ENG1101 course taught by Anthony Wheeler at City Tech
This is the course group for Brooklyn College Fall 2019 ENG3196/COMM3000: Orality, Literacy, Computer Technology (OLCT). Section R6 6:05-8:50pm 3150BH Instructor: Jojo Karlin
Group associated with Professor Teeple’s Fall 2019 Exploring Music course at Queens College.
A private group for students in DHUM 70000 – Introduction to Digital Humanities – Fall 2019, CUNY Graduate Center
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A private group for the GC Digital Fellows – http://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/category/digital-fellows/
This is the group and website for Jacob Aplaca’s English course, Queer Melancholia.
Roger Hart Fall, 2019 3 credits This seminar is designed as a working group for students who wish to design research involving children, childhood or youth or are already in the process of doing so. It aligns […]
This is a group for the course BAM 70200-1, offered in Fall 2019 at the CUNY Graduate Center.
