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505 0 0 _tWhy "Hacking"? /
_rTad Suiter --
_tGetting Yourself Out of the Business in Five Easy Steps /
_rJason Baird Jackson --
_tBurn the Boats/Books /
_rDavid Parry --
_tReinventing the Academic Journal /
_rJo Guldi --
_tReading the Writing /
_rMichael O'Malley --
_tVoices : Blogging /
_rMatthew G. Kirschenbaum, Mark Sample, Daniel J. Cohen --
_tThe Crisis of Audience and the Open Access Solution /
_rJohn Unsworth --
_tOpen Access Publishing /
_rKathleen Fitzpatrick --
_tOpen Access and Scholarly Values : A Conversation /
_rDaniel J. Cohen, Stephen Ramsay, Kathleen Fitzpatrick --
_tVoices : Sharing One's Research /
_rChad Black, Mark Sample --
_tMaking Digital Scholarship Count /
_rMills Kelly --
_tTheory, Method, and Digital Humanities /
_rTom Scheinfeldt --
_tDear Students /
_rGideon Burton --
_tLectures are Bullshit /
_rJeff Jarvis --
_tFrom Knowledgeable to Knowledge-able /
_rMichael Wesch --
_tVoices : Classroom Engagement /
_rMills Kelly, David Doria, Rey Junco --
_tDigital Literacy and the Undergraduate Curriculum /
_rJeff McClurken, Jeremy Boggs, Adrianne Wadewitz, Anne Ellen Geller, Jon Beasley-Murray --
_tWhat's Wrong with Writing Essays : A Conversation /
_rMark Sample and Kelly Schrum --
_tAssessment versus Innovation /
_rCathy Davidson --
_tA Personal Cyberinfrastructure /
_rGardner Campbell --
_tVoices : Learning Management Systems /
_rMatt Gold, Jim Groom --
_tHacking the Dissertation /
_rAnastasia Salter --
_tHow to Read a Book in One Hour /
_rLarry Cebula --
_tThe Absent Presence : A Conversation /
_rBrian Croxall and David Parry --
_tUninvited Guests : Twitter at Invitation-only Events /
_rBethany Nowviskie --
_tUnconferences /
_rEthan Watrall, James Calder, Jeremy Boggs --
_tVoices : Twitter at Conferences /
_rKathleen Fitzpatrick, Jason B. Jones, Matthew G. Kirschenbaum, Amanda French --
_tThe Entropic Library /
_rAndrew Ashton --
_tThe Wrong Business for Libraries /
_rChristine Madsen --
_tRe-imagining Academic Archives /
_rChristopher J. Prom --
_tInterdisciplinary Centers and Spaces /
_rStephen Ramsay and Adam Turner --
_tTake an Elective /
_rSharon Leon --
_tVoices : Interdisciplinarity /
_rEthan Watrall, Kathleen Fitzpatrick, David Parry --
_tAn Open Letter to the Forces of Change /
_rJennifer Howard --
_tThe Trouble with Digital Culture /
_rTim Carmody.
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