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Research blog post type: Curriculum Lab Post

Reading Communities: The Social Life of Literature in a Time of Social Distancing

As a way of documenting the experience of teaching during COVID-19, I want to share the WE1S-affiliated class that I am currently […]

Reading in Santa Barbara, Future: Building the Utopian University

To close out the term for “Reading in Santa Barbara,” we mobilized our insights into past and present reading communities in order […]

Reading in Santa Barbara, Present: Students Plan a Public Humanities Showcase

The climactic moment of our syllabus this quarter in “Reading in Santa Barbara” was a student-run showcase, put on in partnership with […]

Reading in Santa Barbara, Past: Finding Archival Communities

The backbone of “Reading in Santa Barbara” was a series of four archival sessions in UC Santa Barbara’s Special Research Collections. These […]

Reading in Santa Barbara: Syllabus Design

Spring Quarter marks the start of “Reading in Santa Barbara: Past, Present, and Future,” the third and final UCSB class in the […]

How to Solve Problems with Books: Final Showcase

To celebrate the last day of class, the students in “How to Solve Problems with Books” hosted a final showcase, open to […]

How to Solve Problems with Books: Voices of Industrialism

As a retrospective on the Winter Quarter, I’d like to share a series of lesson plans from “How to Solve Problems with […]

How to Solve Problems with Books: Archives and Advocacy

This week marked a real treat for “How to Solve Problems with Books”: a chance to see Victorian print culture up close […]

How to Solve Problems with Books: Creating a Five-Year Plan with the Victorians

How do we turn literary analysis into action? This question guides the final installment in a series of three assignments for “Uses […]

How to Solve Problems with Books: Advice from the Victorians

How would the Victorians advise us if they could see the effects of industrialism today? The next assignment in “How to Solve […]

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