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    • Issue #1 – December 2005 – Hyperlink
      • Interactive Reading, Early Modern Texts and Hypertext: A Lesson from the Past
      • Technology as Epistemology
      • Taking Culture Seriously: Educating and Inspiring the Technological Imagination
      • Faculty as Authors of Online Courses: Support and Mentoring
      • Open Access to Scholarship: An Interview with Ray English
      • NOTES & IDEAS: Using Blogs to Teach Philosophy
      • Interactive Engagement with Classroom Response Systems
      • Learning Outcomes Related to the Use of Personal Response Systems in Large Science Courses
      • TK3: A Tool to (Re)Compose
      • Writely
      • UO Channel
      • Harvard@Home
      • The Digital Classicist
      • The Physical Universe
      • ArtXplore
      • Digital Gaming Teaching and Research at Michigan State
      • Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity Online Edition 2004
      • Mixxer: Skype-enabled Language Exchange Site
    • Issue #2 – August 2005 – Education 2.0
      • Technology & the Pseudo-Intimacy of the Classroom: an interview with Jerry Graff
      • Interspace: Our Commonly Valued Unknowing
      • Copyright 101
      • Using Technology in Learning to Speak the Language of Film
      • The Dangers of Just-In-Time Education
      • Ancient Cities in Cyberspace
      • Discussion Boards in the Seminar Classroom
      • Educause Learning Initiatives (ELI)
      • Teaching & Learning Interchange: Pedagogy in Practice Case Studies
      • Robert Bechtle Retrospective & the Pachyderm Project
      • The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
      • North by South
      • Western Civilization Webography
    • Issue #3 – September 2006
      • Whats So “Liberal” About Higher Ed?
      • Adventus Internetus and the Anaerobic Soul
      • Three Stars and a Chili Pepper: Social Software, Folksonomy, and User Reviews in the College Context
      • Notes & Ideas: What Are You Implying About My First Life? Real Students, Virtual Space and Second Life
      • Digitized Audio Commentary in First Year Writing Classes
      • Using Student Podcasts in Literature Classes
      • Review of “Emerging Trends for Teaching and Learning” A NERCOMP event (10/27/05)
      • Review of “Digital Images Workshop” A NERCOMP event (4/24/06)
      • Review of “Connecting Technology & Liberal Education: Theories and Case Studies” A NERCOMP event (4/5/06)
      • Cyberinfrastructure = Hardware + Software + Bandwidth + People
      • Looking at Learning, Looking Together
      • The Daedalus Project
      • Mavericks: An Incorrigible History of Alberta
      • Online Learning Highlight Videos
      • The Education Arcade
    • Issue #4 – February 2007
      • Podcasting in Education: A Perspective from Bryn Mawr College
      • French Through Songs and Singing: Language and Culture Through Music Online
      • Assessing Learning Objects: The Importance of Values, Purpose and Design
      • The Horizon Report: A NERCOMP SIG Event
      • Using Digital Images in Teaching and Learning: Perspectives from Liberal Arts Institutions
      • You.Niversity? A Review of Reconstructions Special Issue: “Theories/Practices of Blogging”
      • Renaissance Women, Text Encoding and the Digital Humanities: An Interview with Julia Flanders
      • Digital Image Interview Series
      • Zotero: The Next-Generation Research Tool
      • Open Context: Community Data-sharing and Tagging
      • Ukiyo-E Techniques Learning Object
    • Issue #5 – December 2007 – Cyberinfrastructure and the Liberal Arts
      • Cyberinfrastructure For Us All: An Introduction to Cyberinfrastructure and the Liberal Arts
      • The (Uncommon) Challenge of the Cultural Commonwealth
      • Beyond the ACLS Report: An interview with John Unsworth
      • From Data to Wisdom: Humanities Research and Online Content
      • The Virtual Observatory and the Roman de la Rose: Unexpected Relationships and the Collaborative Imperative
      • Open Access and Institutional Repositories: The Future of Scholarly Communications
      • Cyberinfrastructure as Cognitive Scaffolding: The Role of Genre Creation in Knowledge Making
      • The Future of Art History: Roundtable
      • Cyberinfrastructure: Leveraging Change at our Institutions. An interview with James J. ODonnell
      • Museums, Cataloging & Content Infrastructure: An Interview with Kenneth Hamma
      • College Museums in a Networked Era–Two Propositions
      • Cyberinfrastructure and the Sciences at Liberal Arts Colleges
      • Managed Cyber Services as a Cyberinfrastructure Strategy for Smaller Institutions of Higher Education
      • The Bates College Imaging Center: A Model for Interdisciplinarity and Collaboration
      • Profiles of Key Cyberinfrastructure Organizations
    • Issue #6 – January 2009 – New Media Technologies and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
      • New Media Technologies and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: A Brief Introduction to this Issue of Academic Commons
      • Capturing the Visible Evidence of Invisible Learning
      • The Difference that Inquiry Makes: A Collaborative Case Study on Technology and Learning, from the Visible Knowledge Project
      • From Knowledgable to Knowledge-able: Learning in New Media Environments
      • Participatory Learning and the New Humanities: An Interview with Cathy Davidson
      • Making Common Cause: Electronic Portfolios, Learning, and the Power of Community
      • “The Future of ePortfolio” Roundtable
      • Opening Up Education–The Remix
      • Building a Network, Expanding the Commons, Shaping the Field: Two Perspectives on Developing a SOTL Repository
      • Can We Promote Experimentation and Innovation in Learning as well as Accountability? Interview with Terrel Rhodes
    • Issue #7 – September 2009 – Interactive Practices for Challenging Times
      • War News Radio
      • Come for the Content, Stay for the Community
      • Curricular Uses of Visual Materials: A Research-Driven Process for Improving Institutional Sources of Curricular Support
      • The History Engine: Doing History with Digital Tools
      • The Collaborative Liberal Arts Moodle Project: A Case Study
    • Issue #8 – May 2010 – Advancing Towards Liberal Arts
      • The ERIAL Project: Ethnographic Research in Illinois Academic Libraries
      • Plato’s Allegory of the Cave in Second Life
      • The Mixxer Language Exchange Community
      • Re-envisioning the Internationally Sophisticated Student: Champlain College’s Global Modules Project
    • Issue #9 – September 2010 – The New Charting Knowledge Terrain
      • SmartChoices: A Geospatial Tool for Community Outreach and Educational Research
      • Simple Animations Bring Geographic Processes to Life
      • Putting Study Abroad on the Map
    • Issue #10 – April 2011 – Digital Humanities and the Undergraduate
      • English Majors Practicing Criticism: A Digital Approach
      • The Early Novels Database: a Case Study
    • Issue #11 – December 2011 – Blended Learning
    • Issue #12 – September 2013 – Games in Education
      • Games with a Purpose: Interview with Anastasia Salter
      • Game-Based Learning: Interview with Maura Smale
      • Gaming the future of higher education
      • This Is Not a Game (It’s a Class): Lessons Learned From An In-Class Alternate Reality Game (ARG)
      • Challenges to Games in Education Reaching the Mainstream
      • Taking Games in Libraries Seriously
      • Learning (Together) with Games – Civilization and Empire

Issue #2 – August 2005 – Education 2.0

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  • Technology & the Pseudo-Intimacy of the Classroom: an interview with Jerry Graff
  • Interspace: Our Commonly Valued Unknowing
  • Copyright 101
  • Using Technology in Learning to Speak the Language of Film
  • The Dangers of Just-In-Time Education
  • Ancient Cities in Cyberspace
  • Discussion Boards in the Seminar Classroom
  • Educause Learning Initiatives (ELI)
  • Teaching & Learning Interchange: Pedagogy in Practice Case Studies
  • Robert Bechtle Retrospective & the Pachyderm Project
  • The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
  • North by South
  • Western Civilization Webography
  • About The Commons
  • Issues
    • Issue #1 – December 2005 – Hyperlink
      • Interactive Reading, Early Modern Texts and Hypertext: A Lesson from the Past
      • Technology as Epistemology
      • Taking Culture Seriously: Educating and Inspiring the Technological Imagination
      • Faculty as Authors of Online Courses: Support and Mentoring
      • Open Access to Scholarship: An Interview with Ray English
      • NOTES & IDEAS: Using Blogs to Teach Philosophy
      • Interactive Engagement with Classroom Response Systems
      • Learning Outcomes Related to the Use of Personal Response Systems in Large Science Courses
      • TK3: A Tool to (Re)Compose
      • Writely
      • UO Channel
      • Harvard@Home
      • The Digital Classicist
      • The Physical Universe
      • ArtXplore
      • Digital Gaming Teaching and Research at Michigan State
      • Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity Online Edition 2004
      • Mixxer: Skype-enabled Language Exchange Site
    • Issue #2 – August 2005 – Education 2.0
      • Technology & the Pseudo-Intimacy of the Classroom: an interview with Jerry Graff
      • Interspace: Our Commonly Valued Unknowing
      • Copyright 101
      • Using Technology in Learning to Speak the Language of Film
      • The Dangers of Just-In-Time Education
      • Ancient Cities in Cyberspace
      • Discussion Boards in the Seminar Classroom
      • Educause Learning Initiatives (ELI)
      • Teaching & Learning Interchange: Pedagogy in Practice Case Studies
      • Robert Bechtle Retrospective & the Pachyderm Project
      • The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
      • North by South
      • Western Civilization Webography
    • Issue #3 – September 2006
      • Whats So “Liberal” About Higher Ed?
      • Adventus Internetus and the Anaerobic Soul
      • Three Stars and a Chili Pepper: Social Software, Folksonomy, and User Reviews in the College Context
      • Notes & Ideas: What Are You Implying About My First Life? Real Students, Virtual Space and Second Life
      • Digitized Audio Commentary in First Year Writing Classes
      • Using Student Podcasts in Literature Classes
      • Review of “Emerging Trends for Teaching and Learning” A NERCOMP event (10/27/05)
      • Review of “Digital Images Workshop” A NERCOMP event (4/24/06)
      • Review of “Connecting Technology & Liberal Education: Theories and Case Studies” A NERCOMP event (4/5/06)
      • Cyberinfrastructure = Hardware + Software + Bandwidth + People
      • Looking at Learning, Looking Together
      • The Daedalus Project
      • Mavericks: An Incorrigible History of Alberta
      • Online Learning Highlight Videos
      • The Education Arcade
    • Issue #4 – February 2007
      • Podcasting in Education: A Perspective from Bryn Mawr College
      • French Through Songs and Singing: Language and Culture Through Music Online
      • Assessing Learning Objects: The Importance of Values, Purpose and Design
      • The Horizon Report: A NERCOMP SIG Event
      • Using Digital Images in Teaching and Learning: Perspectives from Liberal Arts Institutions
      • You.Niversity? A Review of Reconstructions Special Issue: “Theories/Practices of Blogging”
      • Renaissance Women, Text Encoding and the Digital Humanities: An Interview with Julia Flanders
      • Digital Image Interview Series
      • Zotero: The Next-Generation Research Tool
      • Open Context: Community Data-sharing and Tagging
      • Ukiyo-E Techniques Learning Object
    • Issue #5 – December 2007 – Cyberinfrastructure and the Liberal Arts
      • Cyberinfrastructure For Us All: An Introduction to Cyberinfrastructure and the Liberal Arts
      • The (Uncommon) Challenge of the Cultural Commonwealth
      • Beyond the ACLS Report: An interview with John Unsworth
      • From Data to Wisdom: Humanities Research and Online Content
      • The Virtual Observatory and the Roman de la Rose: Unexpected Relationships and the Collaborative Imperative
      • Open Access and Institutional Repositories: The Future of Scholarly Communications
      • Cyberinfrastructure as Cognitive Scaffolding: The Role of Genre Creation in Knowledge Making
      • The Future of Art History: Roundtable
      • Cyberinfrastructure: Leveraging Change at our Institutions. An interview with James J. ODonnell
      • Museums, Cataloging & Content Infrastructure: An Interview with Kenneth Hamma
      • College Museums in a Networked Era–Two Propositions
      • Cyberinfrastructure and the Sciences at Liberal Arts Colleges
      • Managed Cyber Services as a Cyberinfrastructure Strategy for Smaller Institutions of Higher Education
      • The Bates College Imaging Center: A Model for Interdisciplinarity and Collaboration
      • Profiles of Key Cyberinfrastructure Organizations
    • Issue #6 – January 2009 – New Media Technologies and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
      • New Media Technologies and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: A Brief Introduction to this Issue of Academic Commons
      • Capturing the Visible Evidence of Invisible Learning
      • The Difference that Inquiry Makes: A Collaborative Case Study on Technology and Learning, from the Visible Knowledge Project
      • From Knowledgable to Knowledge-able: Learning in New Media Environments
      • Participatory Learning and the New Humanities: An Interview with Cathy Davidson
      • Making Common Cause: Electronic Portfolios, Learning, and the Power of Community
      • “The Future of ePortfolio” Roundtable
      • Opening Up Education–The Remix
      • Building a Network, Expanding the Commons, Shaping the Field: Two Perspectives on Developing a SOTL Repository
      • Can We Promote Experimentation and Innovation in Learning as well as Accountability? Interview with Terrel Rhodes
    • Issue #7 – September 2009 – Interactive Practices for Challenging Times
      • War News Radio
      • Come for the Content, Stay for the Community
      • Curricular Uses of Visual Materials: A Research-Driven Process for Improving Institutional Sources of Curricular Support
      • The History Engine: Doing History with Digital Tools
      • The Collaborative Liberal Arts Moodle Project: A Case Study
    • Issue #8 – May 2010 – Advancing Towards Liberal Arts
      • The ERIAL Project: Ethnographic Research in Illinois Academic Libraries
      • Plato’s Allegory of the Cave in Second Life
      • The Mixxer Language Exchange Community
      • Re-envisioning the Internationally Sophisticated Student: Champlain College’s Global Modules Project
    • Issue #9 – September 2010 – The New Charting Knowledge Terrain
      • SmartChoices: A Geospatial Tool for Community Outreach and Educational Research
      • Simple Animations Bring Geographic Processes to Life
      • Putting Study Abroad on the Map
    • Issue #10 – April 2011 – Digital Humanities and the Undergraduate
      • English Majors Practicing Criticism: A Digital Approach
      • The Early Novels Database: a Case Study
    • Issue #11 – December 2011 – Blended Learning
    • Issue #12 – September 2013 – Games in Education
      • Games with a Purpose: Interview with Anastasia Salter
      • Game-Based Learning: Interview with Maura Smale
      • Gaming the future of higher education
      • This Is Not a Game (It’s a Class): Lessons Learned From An In-Class Alternate Reality Game (ARG)
      • Challenges to Games in Education Reaching the Mainstream
      • Taking Games in Libraries Seriously
      • Learning (Together) with Games – Civilization and Empire
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