One Room (The after post)
Well, I enjoyed it. The audience was mostly RISD Museum staff – not much of a surprise, given the topic.
Museums, Public humanities, teaching
teaching
Education, Museums, teaching
One Room (The before post)
I’m about to start my gig at Office Hours, the RISD Museum program “where invited artists, designers, performers, and other
Digital humanities, teaching, Technology
MOOCing
My post on my summer of being a student, and watching students work as professionals, is up on the Public
AMST1550, teaching
Tomorrow’s the first day of class
Tomorrow’s the first day of AMST1550, Methods in Public Humanities. I’ve finished the third version of the syllabus today –
Education, Public humanities, teaching, Uncategorized
Should you get a Ph.D to work in a history museum? – Part 2: Is it useful for the job?
Most curatorial jobs do not require a Ph.D., but is it useful? Does it make one a better curator? The
Digital humanities, Public humanities, teaching
Building a Professional Persona Online
Friday was Workshop Day at THATCampNE, and Ian Russell and I talked to about 30 folks about your online persona.
Digital humanities, Public humanities, teaching
Digital Public Humanities (and an out-of-body experience)
Here’s the talk I gave as the keynote for the New England American Studies Association. Or, rather, here are four
Education, Public humanities, teaching
Sources for Teaching Public History: Michel Rolph Trouillot’s Silencing the Past: Power and the Production of History (1995)
(written for the History@Work blog and published there September 4, 2012) Michel Rolph Trouillot, historian, anthropologist, Haitian intellectual and University
