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Research and Instruction Showcase

Innovative Instruction

Engaging students in hands-on feminist theory production “with the seams showing"

Teaching with Zines
Characterizing Wellesley’s Sustainability with Spatial Tools

GIS Bootcamp in SUST 201
Teaching students to develop a concise and focused research paper topic

Research Roadmap
Exploring diversity in education through digital storytelling

Storytelling in EDUC117
Creating audio soundscapes of the Wellesley College campus

Wellesley Soundscapes
Mapping probable future suitable habitats of species of concern using climate change forecasts

Habitat Suitability Analysis
Giving students hands-on experience with scholarly, popular, and trade sources.

Scholarly & Popular Sources
Lab bench at Wellesley College

EndNote for Biology
Designing online courses and assignments using the edX platform

Online Instruction Design
Creating simulation-based lessons for statistical instruction

Statistics via Simulation
Exploring centuries of publishing craft and technology

Literature and the Book
Providing coordinated library research and technology instruction in Econometrics

Coordinated Instruction
Examining and evaluating different types of writing about the science of psychology

Scientific Communication
Combining new and old technologies to create an adventure novel

Adventures in Noveling
Teaching EndNote to improve lab report citations

EndNote for Biology
Combining new and old technologies to create an adventure novel

Adventures in Noveling
Providing an innovative faculty development workshop on instructional & research technology and pedagogy

Faculty Development
Recreating woodblock prints originally printed in 1514

Laser Cut Woodblocks
Producing podcasts to explore and understand inequality in America

Podcasting Politics
Producing podcasts to explore and understand inequality in America

Podcasting Politics
Determining the effectiveness of online vs. in-person learning

Assessing Blended Learning
White bojagi with white haired Korean gentleman on the front.

Oral Histories on Display
Remembering stories of the Korean War with digitally connected bojagi

Oral Histories on Display
Elementary & Intermediate Arabic Media

DVDs to Digital
Migrating obsolete instructional formats to improve student access

DVDs to Digital
Challenging gender stereotypes by creating new Lotería cards

Responsible Representation

Emerging Technologies

Projecting wirelessly from iPads and Mac laptops with AppleTV

Wireless Projection
Facilitating remote classroom collaboration between Wellesley and Hong Kong University

International Instruction
Determining the impact of research beyond traditional scholarly citations using web-based tools

Measuring Research Impact
Displaying archival images from the 1914 College Hall fire using the Google Cultural Institute platform

Google Cultural Institute
Maker Tools in the Knapp Center: 3D printers & scanner, touchscreen monitors, motion capture devices, and more

Maker Tools in Knapp
Recording and live streaming of ravens nesting on the Wellesley College campus

RavenCam
Deploying Chromebooks and Chromeboxes in Clapp Library and Beyond

Chrome Devices in Clapp
Online learning is changing how we teach, but how can we determine whether this approach is effective and enhances students’ learning?

Assessing Blended Learning
Making the Physical Digital with 3D Scanning, Modeling, and Printing

Printing 3D Portraits

Digital Scholarship Initiatives

Gathering Wellesley's objects of classical antiquity in an innovative digital teaching collection

Mediterranean Antiquities
Collecting Prof. William A. Joseph's photographs from his historic 1972 visit to the People's Republic of China

Serve the People!
Transcribing an artist's rich correspondence held by the Wellesley College Archives

Dear Home
Displaying student scholarship and exhibits using an open-source content management platform

Omeka in the Classroom
Digital approaches to heroic imagery and travel

Mapping Mythology
Mapping the “White, Marmorean Flock”: two companion digital map and timeline exhibits in Neatline

Digital Exhibits in Neatline
Creating an online database of spiritual spaces on college and university campuses

Spiritual Spaces
Building a collaborative resource of Civil War-era family correspondence held by Special Collections

Civil War Letters
Capturing student’s inquiries into elite Parisian women of the 18th century with a Scalar exhibit

Annotating a Royal Almanac