Category Archives: DTLT Today

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Posted on October 28, 2020 by Reverend

I recently said something along the lines of…. The nice part about a ds106.tv, as Tim reminds me, is there are no copyright trolls. Small can be very good for a video community. Plus, I have already spent my time dealing with the … Continue reading →

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A Time Capsule of UMW’s DTLT in 2010

Posted on July 24, 2018 by Reverend

So, after tracking time on the blog today given Reclaim’s 5th birthday, Tim asked me to look for the DTLT Today video episode 105 where we announced Reclaim Hosting. I found it and Tim will be posting it shortly for … Continue reading →

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The Incubator Classroom

Posted on September 20, 2014 by Reverend

Tim Owens and I had some fun this week in our new incubator classroom that is attached to the DTLT suite in UMW’s new Information and Technology Convergence Center. It’s a completely awesome space, and we haven’t really had the … Continue reading →

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Domain of One’s Own 2.0: the Manatee Release

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Reverend

In this wopping one hour and 26 minute video Martha Burtis and Tim Owens take you through two years of development on the UMW Domains project. It’s the most thorough record available of the work they’ve been doing since Summer 2012, … Continue reading →

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DTLT Today Episode 111: Jon Pineda’s Open Doors

Posted on March 20, 2014 by Reverend

This episode of DTLT Today features UMW Creative Writing professor Jon Pineda. It’s Jon’s first year at UMW, but that didn’t stop him from jumping into the Domain of One’s Own fray with both feet. He’s been experimenting with domains … Continue reading →

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DTLT Today Episode 110: Sue Fernsebner’s Digital History

Posted on March 19, 2014 by Reverend

In this episode of DTLT Today, Ryan Brazell and I sit down with History professor Sue Fernsebner to talk about the vast array of awesome projects she’s been working on over the last year. The work we discuss includes, but is … Continue reading →

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Andreá Livi Smith Teaches, Learns, and Lives By Design

Posted on December 12, 2013 by Reverend

DTLT Today: Episode 109 – Andreá Livi Smith from Jim Groom on Vimeo. It’s finals week and everyone is slammed for time right now on campus, but Historic Preservation professor Andreá Livi Smith was still generous enough to sit with … Continue reading →

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DTLT Today Episode 107: Marie McAllister’s Domain of Her Own

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Reverend

For the 107th episode of DTLT Today, I sat down with English professor Marie McAllister to talk about her ongoing experimentation with technologies in her teaching over the last decade more generally. In particular, the amazing work she has done … Continue reading →

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Wrigley Ivy: Jack Bales on the Chicago Cubs

Posted on September 12, 2013 by Reverend

I’ve been meaning to write a post about Jack Bales’s amazing work as part of the Domain of One’s Own faculty initiative this past Spring, but somehow a post seemed inadequate. For more than three years now I’ve been bothering … Continue reading →

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DTLT Today: Episode 104, UMW’s Domain of One’s Own

Posted on July 20, 2013 by Reverend

Note: At two points in the above video (roughly at 12 minutes and 22 minutes) there’s cacophonous feedback when we go to the shot of the laptop. Andy picks it up and fixes it soon after the 22 minute mark. … Continue reading →

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