Digital Pedagogy Reading Group: Culturally Responsive Pedagogy

What is digital humanities? What is it doing—what does it do—in the classroom? Please join Rachel Retica, Seanna Viechweg, and Brandon Walsh for a reading group on digital pedagogy as a part of the Scholars’ Lab’s fall programming. Topics will broadly include digital humanities teaching and labor, interpretation and the role it plays in digital pedagogy, and culturally responsive digital pedagogy. We will share readings in advance to those registered. The goal throughout will be to offer a mix of theory and praxis, keeping an eye both on the ways we think about digital humanities teaching as well as the way we carry it out.

This semester we will have three zoom sessions:

This semester we will have three zoom sessions:

• September 17th at 11 - (Brandon) - Digital Pedagogy and Labor
• Readings:
  • The Invisible Labor of DH Pedagogy, Brian Croxall and Diane Jakacki
  • Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities keyword on Labor (read headnote and peruse linked materials w/ descriptions)
• October 22nd at 11 - (Rachel) - Digital Pedagogy and Reading/Interpretation
• November 19th at 11 - (Seanna) - Digital Pedagogy and Culturally responsive pedagogy

More information about registration and readings can be found here

Questions?

Contact Scholars' Lab Assistant Director for Public Services Laura Miller.