Melissa and I would like to thank all the participants for a wonderful and successful THATCamp! We wish you a wonderful summer. Hopefully we’ll do this again!

interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/thatcampsiue_2016_privacy/index.html

From Edward Lee Lamoureux

Read the Maker Submissions here: siue2016.thatcamp.org/category/maker-challenge/

VOTE HERE

You can vote here: pollev.com/smallman

You can also vote with your cell phone here:

Many people were interested in attending SIUE THATCamp 2016, but were unable to do so for various reasons. We’d like to document as much as possible from this unconference so that we and others can return to the shared ideas from these two days. If you are facilitating a session, please do the following:

1. Designate someone to take notes. We’re looking for:
   • Title of session
   • Name of Facilitator
   • 3 major talking points/resources mentioned from the session
   • Anything else you’d like to add is great and a bonus!
2. Afterwards, create a post on the SIUE THATCamp Website (or edit your post if you already had one), and share these notes. You can take a picture of the notes if taken by hand, create a word document, or type in the body of the blog post.
3. We created a Word template in case you’d like to use it: Breakout Session Notes Template

Facilitator: Lora Smallman

Description:

I’ll lead a session on building a digital humanities (DH) toolkit intended especially for beginners. If you’re new to DH, this is a great session to come and get your feet wet. I’ll be using a web-based software called LibGuides to build this toolkit. I’d also like to see veteran DH folks in my session to help with brainstorming what to include in the toolkit. I’d like to devote areas of this guide to:

• Digital Humanities Centers
• SIUE DH Projects
• Great DH articles, especially for beginners to help define the discipline
• Local DH Projects
• Famous DH Projects
• Well-known DH Researchers
• Conferences/Professional Development
• DH pedagogical resources
• Programs of study either at undergrad or grad level
• Digital tools

This is the blank slate we’ll be building up: libguides.siue.edu/digitalhumanities

**Update

Use this google doc to help me brainstorm resources (anyone can edit):

docs.google.com/document/d/1pSVlGOJupsC0riyfMTpDHJRCpfPl9TBCHvM7rpKkiNg/edit?usp=sharing