Recently, Professor Bill Hart-Davidson from Michigan State University visited our spaces in the DWRL to discuss Eli Review, a software service for writing courses that
If you wanted to design an augmented reality app, but didn’t have programming expertise, what would you do? Last fall, two graduate students, Felipe Cruz
If you’re reading this, it’s likely that you’ve already heard about the importance of managing your web presence. Often, the issue is presented as a
Following the success of last year’s Twine research group, we in the DWRL wanted to take a step toward making Twine an integral part of the
Team Twine was busy in the spring. Kendall, Lily, and I have been hard at work making some wonderful stuff for the DWRL. To help
We are, as others have pointed out, in the age of augmented reality. Whereas the twentieth century saw virtual reality develop in leaps and bounds, it is
At the Spring Digital Pedagogy Showcase, the DWRL’s Twine Game Research Group shared resources and ideas for incorporating Twine—a textual, nonlinear, game-making program—into a basic
Today, I want to introduce a cool tool I have recently discovered: Google Fusion Tables. The basic idea is simple but powerful: the program will
Recently a new augmented reality app called Capsule came to my attention. It is intended to be an augmented reality social network based on location. Having
At the beginning of this semester, I gave a little lab-internal introduction to audio recording and editing. Since then, a number of people have asked
Have you ever been planning a lesson, and the resource you’re looking for isn’t there? Maybe it’s a YouTube video you saw that would be
TimeMapper is a free and open source tool for building timemaps, visualizations in which every data point is mapped to both its temporal and geographic