Scav hunt or Art? (a guessing game)

May 7th 2012
When spring comes to the University of Chicago campus, there are two annual events that inject a certain whimsical randomness into my work week: Scav Hunt [http://scavhunt.uchicago.edu/] and FOTA (Festival of the Arts) [http://fota.uchicago.edu/]... read more

Please don't ask me for permission

February 10th 2012
Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike [http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5028/5582659213_8c8e8aa8a3_m.jpg]http://www.flickr.com/photos/quinnanya/5582659213/A few weeks ago I stumbled upon a blog post by Nina Paley [http://ninapaley.com]... read more

Drupal for Humanists

January 26th 2012
One question I continue to hear from digital humanists and higher ed IT folks is "what book should I pick up to learn Drupal?" I never have a particularly good answer-- not because there aren't any good books out there (I assume there are)... read more

Assorted April updates

April 24th 2011
It's been a busy month, albeit without one particular thing that would merit its own post. So, in summary... DIGITAL HUMANITIES WHITE PAPER NITLE published a white paper I co-authored with Rebecca Davis... read more

Drupal: now moving to its own section

March 28th 2011
I've come to the realization that Drupal site breakdowns, tutorials, pedagogical materials, and musings are evolving into their own project, and will consume the blog if I don't move them elsewhere. So... read more

Drupal jargon explained!

March 26th 2011
Note: this post has been moved to the new Drupal-specific section of the site. Read the full post here [/drupal/tutorials/drupal-jargon-explained]. Drupal has a reputation for having a steep learning curve... read more