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  1. 12 Apr 2019

    What does cutting-edge pedagogy look like? Help. Lots and lots of help from the GIS lab for the Global Middle Ages project! I’m so excited for when we can make the students’ hard work available to everyone!

  2. 1 May 2019

    Thank you! One of the fabulous graduating seniors from who is in my course is interested in graduate work in Asian Studies, especially Korea (she studied abroad in Seoul and wrote an SCE on Korean productions of Shakespeare). Very helpful!

  3. 8 Feb 2019

    For our final lightning talk of the afternoon, Courtney E. Rydel ( ) (English, Washington College) will be talking pedagogy in “Literary Genre Meets GIS in the Classroom”! Hello, students following at ! 🌏🌎🌍

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  4. 8 Feb 2019

    This conference keeps giving: Courtney Ryder - Literary Genre Meets GIS in the Classroom. Ryder has give us a syllabus and class handout for context. Check out the hashtag for more of Ryder’s work.

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  5. 9 Feb 2019

    ☝️ students, take note! Experts are also students. 😉

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  6. 8 Feb 2019

    , I think you would enjoy what is doing in her “Global Middle Ages” class. interesting selections of Tang and Song poetry and prose.

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  7. 9 Feb 2019
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    Hello there is your unroll: Thread by : "Oh good, we’re starting with a question mark at just like the syllabus. For this conference […]" Share this if you think it's interesting. 🤖

  8. 9 Feb 2019
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    Might be something for your crowd to think about!

  9. 21 Jan 2019
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    Hi! you can read it here: Thread by : "Today in course going to introduce them to the StoryMaps platform, using these examples: bit […]" Share this if you think it's interesting. 🤖

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