Graduate
Making Student Digital Projects More Accessible
Jackson Library 320 College Ave., Greensboro, NC, USADr. Vaughn Stewart will examine commonly assigned digital media and design projects--slide presentations, websites, podcasts, and videos--and discuss ways to implement and evaluate accessibility, from framing assignments for students to developing rubrics. The workshop, which will take place in the Digital ACT Studio on the Lower Level of Jackson Library, will be of primary interest […]
The Craft and Rhetoric of Captioning
Jackson Library 320 College Ave., Greensboro, NC, USAAmanda Shoaf, M.A. will examine common misconceptions surrounding the purpose of captions in visual media and then lead a workshop in constructing your own rhetorically-developed captions. Come prepared to answer thorny questions about how to caption Hitchcockian suspense. Bring a laptop. Participants can register here or at go.uncg.edu/dactsaccess19.
The Craft and Rhetoric of Audio Description
Jackson Library 320 College Ave., Greensboro, NC, USAAmanda Shoaf, M.A. will examine best practices for audio description of visual media and then lead a workshop in developing your own descriptions. We'll also be looking at some interesting examples of audio description on Netflix, including Beyonce's Homecoming. Participants can register here or at go.uncg.edu/dactsaccess19.
Electronic Theses/Dissertations Workshop – Hands On
Bryan Building 516 Stirling Street, Greensboro, NC, United StatesThe Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Workshop is designed to provide a step-by-step review of the online submission process for electronic theses or dissertations. Formatting tips are emphasized with hands-on exercises including creating a Table of Contents, PDF conversion, and establishing a ProQuest account. Students are encouraged to bring an electronic copy of their document to the workshop.
Electronic Theses/Dissertations Workshop – Hands On
Bryan Building 516 Stirling Street, Greensboro, NC, United StatesThe Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Workshop is designed to provide a step-by-step review of the online submission process for electronic theses or dissertations. Formatting tips are emphasized with hands-on exercises including creating a Table of Contents, PDF conversion, and establishing a ProQuest account. Students are encouraged to bring an electronic copy of their document to the workshop.
Transforming the Humanities. Mellon Funded Undergraduate Research Workshop: EPortfolios in the Humanities
Moore Humanities and Research Building (MHRA) 1111 Spring Garden St., Greensboro, NC, USAIn this workshop, Professor Bret Eynon will help us explore the benefits of ePortfolios and how they can more fully engage students and faculty in learning and documenting learning outcomes.