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Tweets from William Pannapacker Lecture at Messiah College

John Fea   |  October 25, 2013 Leave a Comment

Here are my tweets from last night’s William Pannapacker lecture at Messiah College on digital humanities and the liberal arts.  It was an excellent introduction to the field of digital humanities.  For more tweets check out #dhmessiah on Twitter.  In fact, #dhmessiah was the hottest hashtag in the Harrisburg, PA area last night.

Tweeting the WIlliam Pannapacker lecture on digital humanities and the liberal arts at #dhmessiah @messiahcollege
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker quoting Scott Jaschik of Inside Higher Ed; Humanists need to get out of the NPR, MLA bubble and engage larger world. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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@pannapacker Major foundations like Mellon are producing a new digital “infrastructure” for the humanities #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: DH used to be the “cool kids” table–only research universities did it. This is changing rapidly. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Liberal arts colleges may be better suited to do DH because there’s not as much emphasis on traditional scholarship #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: We are getting close to saying “No DH, no faculty job in humanities.” #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker is hilariously, sarcastically, and truthfully, going through all the objections to DH. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: “Digital Humanities” is a problematic term because it tends to exclude rather than include. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Instead of “DH” let’s use “DLA”: Digital Liberal. Let’s also expect that the “digital” will be removed in 3 years #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: We should be integrating DH into the curriculum, particularly in GEN ED. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Mark off some first year seminars as DLA–Digital Liberal Arts. Incorporate digital storytelling, GIS, etc… #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker; Work with campus curriculum gurus by showing how DH in the Gen Ed curriculum enhances student learning #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: When will DH projects be counted toward tenure and promotion? Better chance of this happening at small colleges #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Look for DH project thats are suited to regions or identity of a particular college. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Gives a shout out to the idea of a “Digital Harrisburg Project” #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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So many possibilities for local and regional DH projects to connect with public history, oral history, etc… #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Recommends *Hacking the Academy* by Cohen and Scheinfeldt http://t.co/30h8hWOETJ Free online #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Spread the word about the Messiah History Department’s “Digital History” being taught in Spring 2014 by Dr. David Pettegrew #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker: Social media and DH is democratic. Senior scholars mix with grad students. No more badge-gazing at conferences #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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Pannapacker lays out a collaborative vision for small colleges who want to get involved in DH #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 24, 2013

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We at Messiah can learn a lot from Hope College. They do liberal arts a bit better than us. Glad to have @pannapacker here. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 25, 2013

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Is Messiah willing to back DH? Hope College is a church-related-school that has done it. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 25, 2013

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Pannapacker: “I am not a coder.” Do not need to be a coder to be a DHer. #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 25, 2013

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Pannapacker: DH may not be about technology, but about collaboration and bringing humanities work to the public in creative ways #dhmessiah
— John Fea (@JohnFea1) October 25, 2013

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Don’t forget THATCamp Harrisburg today and Saturday.  Sponsored by Messiah College and the Harrisburg University.

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