Course Project: The Cold War to the Counterculture
/in Research, Teaching Sites, Student Sites, Course Projects /by Alexis Jade HarrisCourse Site: The Cold War to the Counterculture
This online museum, created by Rose Graham, served as a final project for their class HIST 4435: From the Cold War to the Counterculture: U.S. History 1945-73. It is a great example of how BuffsCreate and WordPress can be used to create an online artifact as an alternate final assignment!
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Course Site: Media Buffs 2023
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This site and the works therein are a co-creation of the students of ENVS 3032: Environment, Media, and Society, a course offered by the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
As part of the class, students were asked to create and hone media articles and creative works to practice skills learned throughout the class. Our goals are to both express original opinions, based in evidence and best practices of media production, and to become more effective and critically aware producers and consumers of media in a rapidly changing society.
The content within represents the opinions of the original creators and not the University or Program as a whole. The creative rights to this work belongs to the original creators as well.
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Course Site: Origins of Contemporary Southeast Asia
/in Blog, Teaching Sites, Course Projects /by Alexis Jade HarrisCourse Site: Origins of Contemporary Southeast Asia
For her course called, “ASIA 1000 Origins of Contemporary Southeast Asia”, Teaching Assistant Professor Lauren Collins created this communal class website. As the final project for this class, students analyzed and explored early colonial photographic prints and photobooks (some of which have yet to be cataloged) to see what hidden stories they could illuminate. For the assignment students had to choose a single image to analyze and re-story, and then post their responses to the class website for the whole class to see.
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Community Site: Colorado Art Science Environment (CASE) Fellows
/in Research, Teaching Sites /by Alexis Jade HarrisCommunity Site: Colorado Art Science Environment (CASE) Fellows
This website was created by the Colorado Art Science Environment (CASE) Fellows who are Colorado artists and CU Boulder scientists who partnered to produce artworks now on exhibit at the Colorado State Capitol. The exhibition is part of the Colorado Creative Industries Creative Capitol program. This website, Coloradans and Our Shared Environment in Times of Challenge and Change, tells the story of how Colorado communities are experiencing interrelated challenges of fire, drought, and water and air quality.
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Course Project: Sites of Modernity
/in Research, Teaching Sites, Student Sites, Course Projects /by Alexis Jade HarrisCourse Site: Sites of Modernity
This blog, created by M.A. candidate Shawn C. Simmons, provides regular updates on topics discussed in Sites of Modernity: 20th Century East Asian Art at the University of Colorado Boulder in collaboration with the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures at the University of East Anglia, UK.
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Course Site: 20th Century World at War
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This digital exhibit has been developed by students and faculty in HIST 1012- Empire, Revolution, and Global War, a History course at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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Faculty Site: Shakespeare CoLab
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The Shakespeare CoLab is an interdisciplinary digital humanities project working to create a repository of fully-annotated Shakespeare texts on a digitized platform..
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Course Site: Into the Pulterverse
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“Into the Pulterverse” represents an editing project undertaken by nineteen undergraduates enrolled in Professor Dianne Mitchell’s Literary Analysis course at the University of Colorado, Boulder.