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Phil Hopper replied to the discussion Why not use this book in the Science Foundation course? Jul 9

Phil Hopper joined the group The Canon Book Club Jul 9

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About Me:: I am a faculty member in Communcation Arts. My professional practice is as a documentary filmmaker and photographer. My current film, The Road Home, follows a group of war-injured soldiers during their recovery. A few recent photographs from a project about public political art are posted here.

At 3:01pm on June 26th, 2008, Sarah McPherson said…: No problem. It is a little confusing. I can upload from this comment box, but when I tried to upload your files I had to go to the forum tab and start a discussion. Whatever works is the name of the game.

At 9:30am on June 25th, 2008, Phil Hopper said…: Thanks for helping me with this. Here's the URL for an interesting blog on the subject of integrating humanities and sciences. The Binghamton Humanities and Sciences Teaching Initiative document, a successful NEH proposal, was linked but it seems as though the discussion has moved on. I have that document as a PDF file if you'd like me to e-mail it to you. Is there a way, using NING, to upload documents as linked files from my local computer?

At 8:00am on June 25th, 2008, Sarah McPherson said…: you should be able to add any attachment by clicking on the icon that looks a sheet of paper. A little window comes up and you can browse for the file you want to upload. Hopefully this will work for you.

At 9:26am on June 9th, 2008, Phil Hopper said…: Dan,
That's what I thought. Am I correct then in assuming that June 16 at 10AM is more or less when this discussion will commence?
Phil

At 8:38am on June 9th, 2008, Daniel Quigley said…: Hi Phil,

Well, it's not like we're actually going to "meet" in the physical sense. This will be an on-line, a-synchronous discussion. I am going to form groups for each book and add the interested members into the groups. We'll then use the ning for the discussion.

Quig

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