DLA Working Groups Short Survey

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DLA seeks to initiate a set of digital scholarship working groups based on existing faculty interests. These would meet approximately once a month for 75-90 minutes to discuss suggested readings and to try out hands-on explorations. No prior digital experience is required to participate in the working groups.

This short survey will help us gauge interest in these groups. Thank you for your time responding!

As always, DLA Acting Director Michael Kramer is available for consultation on your scholarly digital interests. Email michaelk@middlebury.edu or call 802 443 5617 to set up an appointment.

Please select which working groups are of most interest or curiosity to you.

DIGITAL CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT & PEDAGOGY - how might we create a DLA "cluster" of courses, with robust advising for students? What are best practices for bringing digital teaching techniques into Middlebury classrooms?

DIGITAL PUBLIC HUMANITIES - how can digital tools advance public scholarship?

PODCASTING - what are best practices for digital audio documentary work?

DIGITAL MAPPING - how can we advance geospatial analysis in interdisciplinary ways?

TEXT MINING & CORPUS ANALYSIS - how might we harness computation for textual analysis?

DATA ANALYTICS/DATA SCIENCE - how might statistical approaches be enriched with digital tools?

3D MODELING/PRINTING/MAKERSPACE - how might working with 3D modeling, printing, and fabrication advance digital scholarship?

VIRTUAL REALITY - how might virtual, augmented, and extended reality technologies advance digital liberal arts scholarship?

VIDEOGRAPHIC CRITICISM - how might scholars use video for critical interpretation?

DIGITAL ANIMATION/VISUALIZATION - how can animation/visualization techniques advance digital argument & narrative?

INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTALISM - how might we combat pollution and mis/disinformation online?

INCLUSIVE DESIGN - how can digital technologies be widely available for use and foster engagements with diverse participation?

OPEN ACCESS - how might we create openly available, non-proprietary versions of educational resources such as textbooks?

Other:

Can you attend a monthly 75-90 minutes working group meeting and prepare for it by engaging with a brief set of suggested readings? (Food and drink provided for meetings.)

Yes

Maybe

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When would you wish to start participating in a working group or groups?

Spring 2019

Fall 2020

After Fall 2020

Any time

Too busy with other commitments

Not interested

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Other thoughts, comments, or questions for DLA about how to develop a more robust and effective infrastructure for digital liberal arts teaching, research, and public work at Middlebury?

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