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1. 3D Visualization
2. Teaching Absent Objects/Teaching in the Community
3. Blogging and Community Engagement
4. Classroom Uses for Omeka
5. CMS/LMS Evaluations
6. Digital Storytelling
7. Models for Designing Introduction to the Digital Humanities Courses
8. Teaching Tools for Facilitating Collaboration
9. Teaching TEI/XML
10. Visualization
11. Gamification
12.Teaching With Twitter
13. Teaching with Google Docs
14. The Value of Digital Pedagogy

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