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A Taste of Brazil
Students in Accelerated Portuguese enhanced their cultural and linguistic learning with an immersive visit to a Brazilian art exhibit, followed by a shared meal at a traditional Brazilian restaurant.
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Adapting Kafka
Verena Kick uses Scalar hosted on GU Domains to compile and analyze all editions, translations, and adaptations of Franz Kafka's The Trial to make scholarly resources more accessible.
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The Collection of Biothreat Risk Assessments (COBRA) Archive
Michael Parker uses Omeka hosted on GU Domains to publish a first-of-its-kind repository of domestic biosecurity policy that is publicly accessible.
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Diagrammatica
J.R. Osborn uses Omeka hosted on GU Domains to compile, analyze, and archive significant diagrams from the history of humanities and social science scholarship.
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Digital Dunhuang
Michelle C. Wang uses Tableau to create a unique, interactive digital index of historic cave shrines at a Buddhist site in northwestern China.
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Exploring Indigenous Resilience
Sylvie Durmelat organized an immersive virtual tour of the McCord Museum’s permanent exhibition on Indigenous Voices of Today for her students, enhancing their understanding of Indigenous history and culture while promoting language fluency in French.
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Lessons in Drag
Students in the "Performing LGBTQ+ Histories" course experienced a transformative evening engaging with LGBTQ+ narratives, South Asian cultural dynamics, and the art of drag performance.
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Migrating Minds Online Journal
Nicoletta Pireddu uses WordPress and DigitalGeorgetown to publish an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Migrating Minds: Journal of Cultural Cosmopolitanism.
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Soundscapes of Incarceration
Ben Harbert uses Panopto to curate and archive interactive web-based soundscapes to offer users a guided sonic journey through the DC jail environment.