Thanks for the shoutout! xitter.cf/TechNowConf/status/900…
Breakout Spotlight! "One Small Step for Tech: The Art of the Micro-Improvement" by Dan Fang of @tix4kids #TechNow17 bit.ly/1lSEINw
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Check out one of #HASTAC2015 's first panels: #VisualizingDH all about geospatial analysis across disciplines @underlaugh @Todd_F_Hughes
Avon N Williams Jr talks lawyering for #NashvilleSitIn students at #WhoSpeaks archive! whospeaks.library.vanderbilt… @RPWCenter #BlackHistoryMonth
Black History Month: Avon N. Williams Jr. sued for civil rights tnne.ws/1DinXXi via @tennessean
The Nashville Sit-Ins began 55 years ago Friday. Why not go listen to James Lawson's interview on it? #NashvilleSitIn whospeaks.library.vanderbilt…
The Who Speaks for the Negro? Wikipedia page is ACTIVE! Go visit and edit!
@RPWCenter #hastac2015 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Sp…
Penguin Random House to donate a book every time some uses the #GiveaBook hashtag shar.es/1XwWnl via @sharethis
Check out my first HASTAC blog post about tweeting at NAVSA: hastac.org/blogs/dfang39/201… #digitalhumanities #hastac2015 #NAVSA2014
@mdanielmartin: floatingacademy.wordpress.co… blog now the official online platform of Victorian Review #NAVSA2014
@mdanielmartin and @lmhager on academic blogging and social networking #NAVSA2014
Alec Magnet recovers heroically from an iPad failure--how appropriate for a panel on the powerful role of the thing! #NAVSA2014
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Full house for Rachel Teukolsky, Kate Flint, and Susan Zieger's panel at #NAVSA2014 -- people dragging in extra chairs!
Last but not least, Alec Magnet's Gothic Things in Robert Browning and Nathanial Hawthorne #NAVSA2014
Next up, Margaret Deli, "No Ideas but in Things: 'Lermolieff Mania' and the Invention of Scientific Connoisseurship" #NAVSA2014
Chappell: In The Moonstone, the narrative circulation lags behind the diamond's circulation; diamond seems to move on its own #NAVSA2014
"Thing or Object" panel in Queen Victoria room--like it was tailor-made for me! First up, Patrick Chappell on The Moonstone. #NAVSA2014
Tim Barringer's ekphrastic interpretation as enchanting as the pictures themselves! On way to discovering the type of "folk" #NAVSA2014
Another good question: (why) is the question of slavery in Victorian England a masculine-slanting issue? #NAVSA2014
Weighty issues being discussed at slavery panel: Are the British in self-denial or self-implicating? Can we escape the cycle? #NAVSA2014
Elleray: Pacific/S. American labor trade, despite British attempts to distance from slavery, still an extension of it. #NAVSA2014




