Teaching with ChatGPT
[a short presentation to a Sheridan Center for Teaching and Learning workshop on how teachers might deal with chatbots] I
teaching
teaching
Books, Material and Digital
A mashup of a course: book history, material and digital explorations, and making. This past semester (Summer, 2021) I taught
Curation, Exhibits, Museums, teaching
Exhibition How-to Videos
Remote teaching this fall meant figuring how to reduce in-class lectures, and so I recorded some of the talks I
books, making, teaching
Paper, ink, type, books
Next year I will be teaching a new course on books that combines my interest in making with my new
History of Technology, making, teaching, Technology, Uncategorized
Boatbuilding
In Fall semester 2019 I co-taught a course called Boatbuilding: Design, Making, and Culture, with Chris Bull and Shep Shapiro.
History of Technology, making, repair, teaching, Technology
Teaching Skill
In the Fall semester, I taught a new course, a seminar for first-year students: “Skills: From the Medieval Workshop to
AMST2650, Public humanities, teaching
Learners choose learning outcomes
Last year, I asked students in my Introduction to Public Humanities course to write the syllabus. I wrote about this
AMST2650, Public humanities, teaching
I asked students to write the syllabus. You won’t believe what happened next.
Yesterday was the first day of the new semester, and the first day of “Introduction to Public Humanities.” I’ve taught this
Curation, Exhibits, History of Museums, Museums, Public humanities, teaching
“Collecting and Collections” course & stamp exhibit
Head over to the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities blog for a post Sarah Dylla and I wrote about
Collections, Curation, Education, Exhibits, Museums, teaching
A class about collections
We’re halfway through the semester, and my collections class is deep into the stamp exhibition project. I’m teaching a course titled
