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Last but Not Least: Hacking the Academy–the Print and Ebook Editions
I am pleased to note that the University of Michigan Press has now published the print and ebook editions of Hacking the Academy: New Approaches to Scholarship and Teaching from Digital Humanities. Th… more →
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Last but Not Least: Hacking the Academy--the Print and Ebook Editions
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wrote 6 days ago: I am pleased to note that the University of Michigan Press has now published the print and ebook edi … more →
Two Reasons to Love the University of Nebraska Press @UnivNebPress
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wrote 5 months ago: Visitors to this site will know that I am involved in a range of projects relating to reform in the … more →
Open Research and Learning: Collaboration, Connections, and Communities
wrote 1 year ago: I am very happy to be again visiting the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. Over the weeken … more →
Open Access Interview Part Two @savageminds
wrote 1 year ago: Thanks again to Ryan Anderson for working with me on an interview exploring the basic issues relatin … more →
Interview on Open Access @savageminds
wrote 1 year ago: Thank you very much to anthropologist Ryan Anderson for inviting me to do an interview on open acces … more →
AFS Releases Lay and Expert Knowledge Project Reports #oaweek
wrote 1 year ago: In time for Open Access Week, the American Folklore Society and the Center for Folklore Studies at T … more →
On the Harvesting of Low Hanging Fruit #oaweek
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wrote 1 year ago: In disciplinary contexts, community discussions of open access and related issues in scholarly commu … more →
Open Access Week + Occupy Scholarly Communications #occupyscholcomm #oaweek
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wrote 1 year ago: My job is eating my lunch at present so I have not yet had time to engage properly with open access … more →
Loans and Books: Two Brief Observations Made During the Student Debt Revolt
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wrote 1 year ago: Many excellent graduate students with whom I have the honor of working receive only modest or no ass … more →
New Open Access Tools, Resources, Partnerships, and Content Announced @openfolklore
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wrote 1 year ago: I am happy to report that real and significant progress in the Open Folklore project continues to be … more →
How to Hack Academic Book Publishing in Two (Not So) Easy Steps - IHE #hackacad
wrote 1 year ago: A wonderfully engaged, positive review of Hacking the Academy by Barbara Fister is in today’s … more →
On Duke University Press' Partnership with HathiTrust
wrote 1 year ago: News of Duke University Press’ new partnership with HathiTrust Digital Library is discussed [b … more →
On Hacking the Academy #hackacad
wrote 1 year ago: I am very pleased to note that the edited book version of Hacking the Academy appeared online today. … more →
Hacking the Academy, Revisited [ #hackacad ]
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wrote 1 year ago: I am honored to have learned that my post “Getting Yourself Out of the Business in Five Easy S … more →
Ruth Finnegan's New Book on Quotations Available in Gratis OA Form
wrote 2 years ago: Ruth Finnegan’s book Why Do We Quote? The Culture and History of Quotation has just been publi … more →
Outstanding Collaboration Citation for Open Folklore
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wrote 2 years ago: The Open Folklore project, a collaborative effort between the Indiana University Bloomington Librari … more →
Wenner-Gren Foundation Takes Major Step for Open Access
wrote 2 years ago: Anthropologists have reason to cheer with news from the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological R … more →
Read Frank Speck's Oklahoma Essays on your Phone, Free (Connexions)
wrote 2 years ago: The Connexions project headquartered at Rice University is great. I tried it out as a book publishin … more →
Excellence in Folklore Scholarship Leads to Utah State University Joining HathiTrust
wrote 2 years ago: An important Utah State University Press release: LOGAN — In an agreement called transformative, Uta … more →
