Category Archives: The Productive Scholar
Productive Scholar: OpenScholar-Personal Websites for Scholars
In this Productive Scholar Session, Angel Brady of the Educational Technologies Center, presented OpenScholar, an OIT-supported web page creation service that allows for faculty and graduate students to create personal, professional academic sites. OpenScholar can host personal CVs, current publications … Continue reading
The Productive Scholar: Customizing Google’s Chrome Browser
There are many browsers to choose from when you want to surf the web. The choice for a browser may depend on which operating system you are logged into, or maybe there are certain applications that needs a certain browser. … Continue reading
The Productive Scholar: Barbara McLaughlin on Video Editing
Barbara McLaughlin of the Humanities Resource Center spoke to a Productive Scholar audience on Thursday, February 28, 2013 regarding the various tools available for Video Editing. Communicating through the use of video is a powerful tool which can enhance the … Continue reading
The Productive Scholar: Ben Johnston on Mapping in the Humanities
Ben Johnston, lead instructional technologist at Princeton’s Humanities Resource Center (HRC) started his session by explaining that he decided to focus on mapping in the humanities using Google mapping applications in this presentation for a few reasons. He noted that … Continue reading
The Productive Scholar: Janet Temos on Clickers in the Classroom
Thursday, December 13, 12:00 noon East Pyne Room 012 Classroom feedback/response Janet Temos Asking your students questions and getting instant responses is a great way of assessing whether learning and understanding is taking place. Come learn how you can use … Continue reading




