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brewc9000 | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. Rhetoric and Reality: The Founding of the Burris School is completed. May 5, 2014. I started with this:. Then I thought that was too long, so I tried to take it shorter:. And then I tried to make a tl;dr:. Early president’s speeches, letters and newspaper archives reveal Burris existed as a progressive demonstration school in tune with their beliefs about education, students and the teaching profession.

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Honest Beginnings: The Honors Program at BSU | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. Honest Beginnings: The Honors Program at BSU. May 2, 2014. My project is complete! My post is a tad bit late due to the insanity of a thesis, finals week, and me not planning well, but it’s done! Overall, this project has not only taught me a lot about the different ways in which to create a portion of a digital repository, but I also learned more than I expected about the Honors program at Ball State.

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stephaniehoelle | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. May 2, 2014. In the home stretch! April 25, 2014. This week I have been making edits to my narratives that were pretty rough when I turned them in. I’ve also digitized the last couple of sources I wanted to include in my project. Pretty much all that’s left now is to fill out the rest of the metadata and I’ll be done! This semester has gone by super fast but. April 11, 2014. April 4, 2014. March 28, 2014.

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giacobucci | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. May 2, 2014. Thanks everyone for all your feedback and help! Everyone enjoy your summer! April 25, 2014. As the semester is coming close to an end, I am feeling pretty good about where I’m at in the project. The presentation last week forced me to focus and get a lot done, and everyone’s feedback was so helpful! Thanks again for all the feedback everyone, it was very helpful! April 11, 2014. I plan to or...

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nfavela92 | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. May 2, 2014. April 25, 2014. What Time Is It? April 10, 2014. April 4, 2014. March 28, 2014. March 28, 2014. Packing Up…And I Almost Forgot My Blog! That wasn’t such a chore, now was it? Digital Frontiers: A WHA Digital History Blog. Digital Humanities Knowledge Group. Digital History @ Ball State. Follow Blog via Email. Join 67 other followers. Follow us on Twitter. Post, Discuss, Lurk, and Learn!

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Digital History | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. Tag Archives: Digital History. Spring 2016 Course: HIST 446/546: History in the Digital Age. February 5, 2016. Flyer for my Spring 2016 course HIST 446/546: History in the Digital Age at Ball State University. Fall 2015 Course: HIST 661: Seminar in Digital History. April 2, 2015. Flyer for my Fall 2015 course HIST 661: Seminar in Digital History at Ball State University. November 6, 2013. October 18, 2013.

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Finished!!! | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. May 2, 2014. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Rhetoric and Reality: The Founding of the Burris School is completed. | Digital History @ Ball State

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Digital History @ Ball State. Blog for digital history courses and projects at Ball State University. Rhetoric and Reality: The Founding of the Burris School is completed. May 5, 2014. I started with this:. Then I thought that was too long, so I tried to take it shorter:. And then I tried to make a tl;dr:. Early president’s speeches, letters and newspaper archives reveal Burris existed as a progressive demonstration school in tune with their beliefs about education, students and the teaching profession.

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SOLO Taxonomy – a Learner’s Perspective | Data Fiend

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Adventures in Learning and Teaching. On The Move →. SOLO Taxonomy – a Learner’s Perspective. February 21, 2015. Some of my most read blog posts have been on the SOLO taxonomy – as a teacher I found it an interesting and useful tool. My small scale research suggested that SOLO was something worth investigating further. This post aims to look at SOLO from a slightly different perspective – that of the learner. In my post ‘What is the SOLO taxonomy? I highlighted the following:. It is easy, especially in yo...

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Data Fiend | Adventures in Learning and Teaching | Page 2

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Adventures in Learning and Teaching. Newer posts →. What did OFSTED teach me? January 16, 2014. When I started teaching, back in 2000, OFSTED was rarely mentioned. As a trainee teacher, I was aware of teacher standards and observation grades as it was part of my assessment. We had essays on the SEN code of practice and were regularly assessed on our subject knowledge, but nothing specific on OFSTED. Might visit), but were barely mentioned. In your lesson, your lesson plan should look like. Hour after hou...