This course report is provided by Thomas Bartscherer at Bard College Annandale and Ewa Atanassow at Bard College Berlin on a course taught simultaneously at both campuses in Spring 2017. Citizens of the World: Ancient, Modern, Contemporary was cross-listed with Experimental... Read More →

– Posted by Gretta Tritch Roman, EH Digital Projects Coordinator Overview The Global|Local Conference was a wonderful success! More than 100 people signed up to attend the conference over the two days, and the auditorium was packed for every session, often with only standing room... Read More →

This is the 2nd of our EH course reports in which Bard faculty document the unique pedagogical approaches that they have explored in EH courses. This one comes from Professor Tabetha Ewing of Historical Studies at Bard. The goals of the course were to: (1) explore the... Read More →

This fall, the students in ARTH 211 “Sightseeing: Vision and the Image in Early Modern Europe” created an exhibition in Stevenson Library on the topic of vision and technology in the early modern period. The exhibition featured images, objects, and books, which were displayed in... Read More →

In this post, I’m sharing the python code that Sven Anderson and I used in our “Family Weekend” class for “Technologies of Reading: Human and Machine Approaches to Literature.” We began the class with two poems from an NPR article called,... Read More →

You wear a Fitbit during your jog in the morning, swipe your grocery loyalty card when you checkout in the evening, and share your contacts when you play Candy Crush at night. This “Internet of Things” offers automation, customization, and convenience and, in turn, demands... Read More →

We are excited to announce the launch of our Happenings blog, which will serve as a place to document and extend the numerous EH projects, classes, and events happening at Bard College.                          ... Read More →