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Shitty Last Classes

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak I am the king of shitty last classes. No matter how wonderful, thought-provoking, and breakthrough inducing any given semester has been, the final class session ends up about...

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Digital Humanities @ MLA

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak In a few days, I will make my first ever trip to MLA. Although my stay will be brief, I am excited about what’s ahead. Weirdly, I get the sense I’m not supposed to feel this...

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DH Commons and Good Advice

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak At this year’s MLA, held in Boston, I was fortunate enough to attend two Digital Humanities events on the Northeastern campus. Emcee Ryan Cordell, the students at...

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On First Trying a Project Suite

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak This semester I am teaching an upper-level English course focusing on Experimental Prose, and in order to carry that theme of experimentation into our class work, I’ve...

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Cul-de-Sac Pedagogy

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak It’s time for a quick check in with my New-Teaching-Year’s Resolution: bringing an end to my involvement with “Cul-de-Sac Pedagogy.” Cul-de-sac pedagogy is as it sounds:...

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On Jeffrey Selingo’s College (Un)bound

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak As part of an “innovation group” on my campus, I recently read Jeffrey Selingo’s College (Un)bound. Our group met and had a very lively discussion of the book, especially in...

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Staying “Relevant” in the Humanities

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak   I just had the pleasure of sitting through the tenure hearings of three dedicated, brilliant colleagues. The event was strange for me because, even though I am now tenured...

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Pedagogy and Digital Humanities (for a change?)

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak Digressive Intro! The writing production here at Sad Iron has always been slow, and that’s left me wondering if I should shut this blog down. There are competing versions as...

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Teaching in the Shiny Future

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak Last week was wonderful: I attended the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) in Victoria, British Columbia, where I met gaggles and flocks of geniuses, played Canadian...

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DH Toe Dip: The Serendip-o-matic

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak   Dramatic Intro As the new academic year begins, I thought a quick look at Digital Humanities (DH) projects, tools, and resources was in order, especially those that might...

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DH Toe Dip: PRISM

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak I am currently teaching an upper-level poetry course (hooray!), and given how tricky poetry can be for undergraduate students, I figured this was the perfect time to use...

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DH Toe Dip: Pecha Kucha

by Chuck Rybak/@chuckrybak Okay, so this really isn’t a DH thing, since presentations are presentations. Still, inspired by Eric Rettberg (whose overall work is fascinating and unique—there’s no one...

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