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Morning Dew(ey), no. 2: The Educative Environment, or Skinner’s Maze

http://www.hastac.org/blogs/adamheid/2014/09/15/morning-dewey-no-2-educative-environment-or-skinner%E2%80%99s-maze

HASTAC 09/15/2014

academia behaviorism classroom community critical pedagogy democratizing knowledge dewey environment philosophy of education ethics arts & humanities higher education pedagogy & teaching
Kernels of Conflict: Farmers, Canners, and Environmental Knowledge in Maine’s Canned Sweet Corn Industry

http://www.hastac.org/blogs/rachel-snell/2014/04/23/kernels-conflict-farmers-canners-and-environmental-knowledge-maine%E2%80%99s-c

HASTAC 04/23/2014

agriculture climate corn environment environmental history farming maine marketing sweet corn university of maine geography & location history digital humanities research & methodologies
The Great Deportation: A Recurring Theme in Acadian Song

http://www.hastac.org/blogs/rachel-snell/2014/04/02/great-deportation-recurring-theme-acadian-song

HASTAC 04/02/2014

acadian acadian heritage canada cultural history culture environment folk music great britain identity language music nova scotia place song arts & humanities geography & location history digital humanities
15.229 Managing Global Integration (MIT)

http://www.pheedcontent.com/click.phdo?i=327cbf6e30aa06f45a8d9204d953822a

MIT OpenCourseWare: New Courses 05/22/2013

culture environment strategy national organization context teamwork global integration global innovation metanational multinational collective performance virtual team matrix
Constraints on Projecting Imperial Power: The Ordeal of William Rice

http://hastac.org/blogs/rachel-snell/2013/04/18/constraints-projecting-imperial-power-ordeal-william-rice

HASTAC 04/18/2013

environment digital humanities history military biology geography & location research & methodologies borderlands british empire empire new england social history
‘The Methods Adopted By Market Gardeners Are In That Direction’

http://hastac.org/blogs/rachel-snell/2013/04/22/%E2%80%98-methods-adopted-market-gardeners-are-direction%E2%80%99

HASTAC 04/22/2013

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