Agenda
- Introductions
- Program overview and logistics
- What is Digital Scholarship?
- Goals and learning plans
- Overview of GitHub and Markdown
Notes
- Charlie
- In Istanbul in the Spring - remote participation options?
- Jennifer
- Meeting once a month
- interested in project management
- x-ray defraction peaks
- historesis curves; magneting damping
- origin software: https://www.originlab.com/
- Migrating excel data into origin - create a publishable graph that you can highlight
- Workshops
- Mapping & GIS
- Project management
- YouTube videos - explaining what we do // Digital Storytelling, video (+2)
- Data visualization & digital literacy (+2)
- Web development/publishing (+2)
- File management & filenaming best practices
- Digital Pedagogy
- SMART goals
- Make sure that your efforts are effective
- It’s ok to reevaluate
- Deadline: October 1 for a draft
- Scheduling next meeting
- Wednesday afternoons 2-3:30
- Maybe: 2:30 to 4?
- Tentatively: October 15
- Research
- Charlie: Art of the Byzantine Empire
- 5th to 15th-century CE
- Strategic position in the Mediterannean sea; interested in how it interacts with other cultures
- Cross-cultural connections
- Ecocriticism and environmental humanities
- Churches carved into geologic formuations - rock structures made into churches and monestaries
- Geologic maps & showing what kind of rocks are in the area
- What data geologic maps are showing?
- Jennifer: Quantum Mechanics Education & Sensing
- Magnetic fields - transistors (millions of them) - logic gates
- Generates heat!
- Electrons can spin - what if we could do spin states instead of 1s and 0s?
- Room-temperature cubit: superposition between 1 and 0; IBM has one but has to be super-cooled to be used
- Magnetic Skyrmions - topological spin structures; can operate at room temperature
Reminders and action items