Today we welcome works of art from 1927 into the public domain. Check out the movies, music, periodicals & books that are now free to remix & reuse in our latest blog post: 🔗 blog.archive.org/2023/01/01/wel…

Thanks BenM for adding screen-reader friendly css to handle lengthy alt-tags for text-heavy images in this and other articles in the JITP's Manifold Scholarship debut issue!

One great plus about publishing a peer-reviewed journal with Manifold Scholarship is the public conversation the platform invites via highlights and annotations. Check out JITP's first issue on Manifold and leave authors some proof you read their work. cuny.manifoldapp.org/projects/journ…

Think you know King's "I have a dream" speech? Explore new layers with Stanford's dazzling interactive. Turn your sound up and hit "begin": freedomsring.stanford.edu/?view=Speech

Great article:"Centering First-Generation Students in the Digital Humanities." The recommended practices are applicable to non-DH classrooms as well. Thanks @jpewu and @anelisehshrout! dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/read/people-pr…

Such a pleasure to share the journal's migration from WordPress to Manifold. Summer's a great time to browse for old and new articles to assign in the fall semester.😉 cuny.manifoldapp.org/journals/jitp

#GoOpen is looking for input from the community as we continue planning our Professional Learning Webinar Series for the 23 - 24 school year.  Please click the link and take two minutes to participate in this brief survey to share your thoughts: forms.gle/YnezUySrY5cXuj…

Excited to be a part of NHC Education Programs's webinar series, and looking forward to what I hope will be a lively chat about Digital Humanities and Digital Pedagogy in the K-12 Classroom!

This curation by Anna Mills on useful articles to understand AI in education is pheonomenally useful for anyone who teaches this stuff: daily.jstor.org/artificial-int… #AIinEducation

Boy did "How to Succeed at Failing" show up at just the right time. Great for life and the classroom. Thanks, The New York Times. nytimes.com/2023/09/15/wel…

Share the #OER love! Retweet this post and follow us to stay updated on the latest webinars, resources, tips, and success stories from the #GoOpen National Network. Let's grow together! #K12 #edchat

Did you know? #OER promote inclusivity and diverse learning materials. Let's make education accessible for all! #GoOpen CAST

What's your favorite indy bookstore in NYC? I'm planning a holiday shopfest next weekend, including @wordbookstores and Spoonbill Books, and would love recommendations throughout the boroughs!

The upgraded version of "Mapping Inequality," the award-winning, foremost digital resource on New Deal #redlining, just dropped today: dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redli… Kudos and many thanks to Robert Nelson & LaDale Winling for the opportunity to contribute to this incredible project

Loving "Gather in Poems" from Academy of American Poets. Join if you can: youtube.com/watch?v=WH81lX…. The lineup of readers and the poems they are reading is spectacular. Harjo, Acevedo, and more...

Thanks to John Keene for sharing at Academy of American Poets's Gathering in Poems Jay Wright's "The Healing Improvisation of Hair," which starts: If you undo your do you wóuld be strange. Hair has been on my mind.

Happy Children's Book Week! I'm celebrating by revisiting some greats, like Derrick Barnes and Gordon James's 2017 Crown. Found it at the Greenpoint branch of Brooklyn Public Library. What are you reading? #childrensbookweek everychildareader.net/cbw/

Just 3 more days until the HBO premiere of the TriBeCa Film Festival stunner: QuadGods. The documentary follows three men with quadriplegia who join an esports team (@quadgods) at @putrinolab at Mt. Sinai. Stunning storytelling. #disabilityawarenessmonth lokifilms.com/quad-gods/

It was such an honor to present today with Antonia Levy at Open Education Conference. Thanks to our wonderful participants online and in person for robust chats as we explored the overlap of Open Practice and Universal Design for Learning!