So, I thought it might be cool to post a bibliography of some of the best recent posts on digital pedagogy. I’m doing this for two reasons. First, because Rebecca Burnett sent me this tweet today.
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For those of you who don’t know, I was a Brittain Fellow at Georgia Tech for two years. First-year fellows participate in a postdoctoral seminar called dped, which is short for digital pedagogy. Rebecca’s request looked like a great opportunity for me to brush up on my dped.
I’ve also been impressed for quite a while at Miriam Posner’s wonderful bibliographies. My post won’t be as wonderfully crafted, organized, or contextualized as Miriam’s. I just thought it would be good to put together and show some of the great work I’ve seen on the digital pedagogy blogosphere for about the past six months. Obviously this is not a comprehensive list, and I’d love it if other people selected their favorite work as well. 
Storifys and THATCamp GoogleDocs
Katy Crowther’s Presentation on Teaching Disability Studies in the Multimodal Classroom
NITLE Event: Digital Pedagogy
#digped Storify: Teaching Naked
#digped Storify: Participant Pedagogy
Mills Kelly. “Pedagogies of Disruption.” THATCamp CHNM 2012.
Adeline Koh. “RPGs in the Classroom.” THATCamp CHNM 2012.
Mark Sample. “Toward a Better Blogging Assignment.” THATCamp CHNM 2012.
Digital Campus Podcasts
Digital Campus Episode 77: #FERPANUTS
Digital Campus Episode 86: “Ya Big MOOC”
Audrey Watters and Steve Haragdon’s podcast.
Conference Presentations and Seminars
Kathi Inman Berens. “Mapping Occupy: Digital Pedagogy on a Deadline.”
Brian Croxall and Roger Whitson. “Theses on the Open Humanities.”
Katy Crowther. “Digital Mapping in the Composition Classroom.”
Cathy Davidson. “Connection in an Age of Information.”
Katherine Harris. “Doing the Risky Thing: Playing Around in the Digital Humanities.”
Jessica Murphy. “DH Pedagogy.”
Bethany Nowviskie. “Lazy Consensus.”
Brian Croxall. “Links for Teaching DH 101.”
Katherine Harris. “NITLE Digital Pedagogy Seminar.”
Diane Jakacki. “DHSI: Part the Second.”
NITLE. “Digital Scholarship Seminar: Undergraduates Collaborating on Digital Humanities Research.”
Miriam Posner. “Training Grad Students for a New Scholarly Landscape.”
Provocations
Ted Bishop. “A Letter from a Hybrid Student.”
Dan Cohen. “The Blessay.”
Amanda French. “On Public Access to Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Publications.”
Alan Jacobs. “What I Learned at Digital Summer Camp.”
Katy Meyers. “Taking Time to Turn Off.”
Pete Rorabaugh and Jesse Stommel. “Hybridity” Part 1, 2, and 3.
Mark Sample. “Building and Sharing (When You’re Supposed to Be Teaching).”
Tom Scheinfeldt. “Game Change: Digital Technology and Performative Humanities.”
Lisa Spiro and Brian Alexander. “Open Education in the Liberal Arts: A NITLE Working Paper.”
Audrey Watters. “Entrepreneurship and Education.”
Jeff Young. “The Lecture Fail Project.”
Digital Tools and How-To:
Lee Skallerup Bessette. “Peer-Driven Learning: Success!”
Amy Cavender. “When a ‘Catastrophe’ Turns Out Well”
Ryan Cordell. “Aggregate Your Blogging with IFTTT”
Brian Croxall. “Forking Your Syllabus.”
Natalie Houston. “What Do You Wear to Do Your Best Thinking?”
Tonya Howe. “Some Omeka Tips and Tricks.”
Diane Jakacki. “Course Blogs: Commenting Privately on a Student’s Post.”
Amanda Madden. “Thinking Outside the Box by Playing Inside the Box: Games as Texts and Teaching Tools”
MindShift. “How Educators Use Pinterest for Online Curation.”
Jason Mittell. “Using GoogleDocs to Publish Your CV to the Web.”
Lincoln Mullen. “How to Fork a Syllabus on GitHub”
David Parry. “What I Use Now.”
Amy Rubens. “The Tricky Business of Grading Participation.”
Doug Ward. “Grading with a Voice on an iPad.”
George Williams. “Assessing Technology in the Classroom?”
nice article