Category Archives: Teaching

Posts about pedagogy and teaching and learning with technology or without.

Tools for getting multimedia content online

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Daniel Dean

(for teaching materials, hosting content, self/student-publishing, personal websites, etc.) persona.co/ – 4$/monthly or $24/yearly, easy, high templated design www.indexhibit.org/ – free, need your own server, not so easy www.spark.adobe.com – free, easy, moderate templated design www.staceyapp.com/ – free, open-source static-file … Continue reading →

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Corpus Analysis Software

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Ryan Angus

I’m proposing a “Play” session where we use Laurence Anthony’s suite of freeware corpus analysis software–found at bit.ly/1VrkiQY— to analyze various humanities-based texts: literature, poetry, song lyrics, etc. As we play with the software, participants could discuss insights that these … Continue reading →

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