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Bob Kosovsky commented on the post, Workshop | Beyond Networking: How to Use Twitter as a Medium for History, on the site THATCamp AHA 2015 right now

I know Storify – it’s fairly labor intensive if you want a well-curated document. I know TAGS (which I’ve never been able to get to work). I’d be interested to hear of other tools that might be able to capture tweets.

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Make: AAAS Response on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Article – Alternative Access Models on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Make: AAAS Response on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Collaborative Cataloging in the Performing Arts on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Session Notes on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Working with pre-digital information on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Social Media in thePerforming Arts Classroom on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Re-Framing Performance in The Digital Age on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad Using Technology to Reach Broader Audiences on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky edited a notepad on the site THATCamp Performing Arts 2013 right now

Bob Kosovsky commented on the post, Open Research Notebooks in the Humanities, on the site THATCamp American Historical Association 2013 right now

Apparently the idea of an open electronic notebook has already been talked about in the sciences. Take a look at this:

http://academictech.doit.wisc.edu/ideas/electronic-lab-notebooks

Here’s the slides from […]

Bob Kosovsky commented on the post, Open Research Notebooks in the Humanities, on the site THATCamp American Historical Association 2013 right now

At THATCamp NY (Oct. 2012) two people gave a related talk. Jane Greenway Carr (NYU) and Cecily Swanson (Cornell) spoke about their Archive Notebook, currently on a Tumbler blog, in which they document “rejects” […]