Catch these Reclaim TV Reruns!
This year has been a jam-packed one for Reclaim TV and in the spirit of Rewind 2024, we wanted to take a look at all the guests we had join us on our weekly Reclaim TV stream!
This week we're joined by Martin Hawksey to talk about building community through events, video content, and blogging!
In this episode of Reclaim Today Jim sits down with several scholars to discuss the embedded laws and public traces of racial exclusion in property rights across Northern Virginia. What's more, they have been exploring mapping tools to try and help visualize and understand the history of exclusion in NOVA and beyond.
Join Maren Deepwell and Anne-Marie Scott as they discuss the key considerations that need to be made when using open-source tools in key infrastructure!
Jim Groom and Paul Bond talk with Michael Branson Smith about how he built the Dr. Oblivion AI-driven bot for Oblivion University, part of this semester's ds106 course centered around Artificial Intelligence.
Amanda and Taylor sit down with Suzanne Norman of Simon Fraser University to chat about how her students get their own space online!
Join us as we chat with Quinn Dombrowski about the DH RPG!
We chat with Stephen Downes about him having moved some of his sites to Reclaim Cloud and what his experience has been!
We are joined by Mary Isbell to chat about how CBOX Openlab is used at the University of New Haven!
This week we’ll have some WordPress Multisite experimentation through the work at St Olaf. Bret Farley is joining us to talk through his exploration and customizations he and his team worked through to allow for St Olaf to create a custom WPMS instance for their school.
Join us as we chat with Amanda Licastro about the future of multidimensional scholarship!
How do you archive student work and institutional work? How do you archive work that doesn’t fit into the traditional boxes, like programming projects, video games, and mixed media presentations? Join us as we chat with Corinne Guimont and Alex Kinnaman from Virginia Tech about these questions and more!
It's been a jam packed year, but we're not quite done yet. Tune in next month for more:
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