This semester, I'm continuing my coordinating work with the East St. Louis Digital Humanities Club--an extracurricular program. The participants in the club -- a graduate student, undergraduates, and high school students -- have been working on audio mixes as part of a larger process of building interest and expertise in technology.
[Related: The East St. Louis Digital Humanities Club]
Spring 2018: Summaries of activities:
• Week 1: January 17
• Week 2: January 24
• Week 3: January 31
• Week 4: February 7
• Week 5: February 14
• Week 6: February 21
• Week 7: February 28
• Week 8: March 14
• Week 9: March 21
• Week 10: April 4
• Week 11: April 11
• Week 12: April 18
• Week 13: April 25
• Reflections by Rae'Jean Spears
Samples of work
• Jay's and Louis's Black Panther Interpretations
Exhibit
• Silent listening session in East St. Louis
Observations
• Black boys and audio production
• Scenes from the East St. Louis Digital Humanities Club: Weeks 1 - 7
• Digital Humanities, side-by-side learning environments for black boys
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This after-school DH club is an outgrowth of our larger Digital East St. Louis, a collaborative project between SIUE's STEM Center and the IRIS Center. The project is supported by a National Science Foundation ITEST grant. The project is directed by STEM Center director Sharon Locke, and involves Jessica DeSpain, Liza Cummings, Georgia Bracey, and Matthew Johnson.
Related:
• Notebook on Digital East St. Louis
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