Here is the link to provide feedback on THATCamp Lehigh Valley: www.surveymonkey.com/s/thatcampeval

Hi All-

Sherri has shared her session notes with THATCamp through Google Docs:

Communications Plan Template

Project Charter

Post Project Review

Stake Holder Chart

And the Presentation Slides

Thanks!

The link below takes you to the two maps created at THATCamp Lehigh Valley in the What I like about LU and Riddle Me This sessions:

Lehigh Maps

• Don’t know where to be? Check the Schedule tab: lehigh2013.thatcamp.org/schedule/
• Bathrooms are on every floor.
• If you need more coffee/tea/snacks, Lucy’s Café is on the ground floor.
• We will meet back in Linderman 200 for lunch. You can leave your stuff in the classrooms because we will lock them during lunch. However, there are power strips set up in Linderman 200 if your device needs a quick charge during lunch.
• Twitter hashtags: #thatcamp and/or #thatcamplv

A happy camper is a prepared camper! Please charge up your laptops/devices tonight for THATCamp tomorrow. We will have power strips available in case you need to plug in, but why not save yourself the hassle & charge up tonight? Happy trails, campers!

I’d like to propose a session centered on collecting, editing, and sharing sound. Attendees can take an individual approach or a collective approach to the session: Bring a germ of an idea for that aural piece you’ve always wanted to make, or gather sounds from your trip to THATCamp and at THATCamp itself, and we’ll create a collective audio text about our little unconference. I’ll start it off with a quick-and-dirty how to, then we’ll make stuff. Here’s the nutshell version:
1. Gathering Creative Commons sounds (and how to pwn YouTube when you have to)
2. Editing and exporting in Audacity
3. Sharing and tagging audio files on SoundCloud (and how to make use of their interactivity feature)

So, if you’re interested in this session, think about your audio text or gather some sounds on your way to Lehigh and Friday at THATCamp, and we’ll mix/mash/layer/subvert like there’s no tomorrow.

This tool might be of interest to some attending THATCamp. Juxta was developed by NINES to compare different versions of a text and can be found here- juxtacommons.org/. This is a great blog post about how it works- www.pcfleming.com/2013/02/26/wikipedia-the-oscars-and-juxta/

While registration has closed, we have started a waiting list.  Please contact us, if you are interested in attending!

For anyone who is local or getting in on Thursday, this lecture may be of interest to you:

Andrea A. Lunsford is the Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor of English and Director of the Program in Writing and Rhetoric at Stanford University.  She will present a lecture entitled “Teaching in the Digital Age: What’s Collaboration Got To Do With It? on Thursday, February 28 at 4:10pm in the Scheler Humanities Forum, Linderman Library, Room 200.  This talk is sponsored by a Humanities Center Collaborative Research Grant which was awarded to Suzanne Edwards, Assistant Professor of English.

We opened registration for THATCamp last week on Jan 3.  Registration will remain open as long as there is space- though certain workshops have a limited number of spots so do apply early.  We will review applications on a weekly basis, so you should hear back within two weeks of applying.  Let us know, if you have any questions regarding registration!

We at Lehigh University are in the planning stages of our THATCamp for March 2013.  As we begin to hammer out the details, we’ll post to the website- so be sure to check back for information on registration and workshops!

We commissioned Lauren Revels- a designer out of Austin, Tx- to create our THATCamp Logo.  I would like to thank her for the great work. If you like our logo and would like to see more of her designs, photography, or inspirations, you can follow her blog: www.paperwildflower.com/.  Or contact Lauren at ren@paperwildflower.com

Announcing a new THATCamp! Read more about other THATCamps at thatcamp.org.