East Asian history courses at Muhlenberg
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Marathon training Over the weekend I resumed my half marathon training plan. It was getting a bit more manageable to fit in multiple runs per week that require a bit of concentration and dedication. It’s good to be a roadrunner Continue Reading …
Dear historians of East Asia, Is anybody else done with the cold, grey, wet weather? I have lived in the US for 7 winters and I keep being amazed at how long it takes to get out of the grey Continue Reading …
(Rube) Goldberg variations: Scanning without a scanner My scans were always perfect. I tamed the photocopier scanner to behave as I wanted, and I made beautiful 300dpi scans of homogenous page size to stick through ABBY Finereader for text recognition. Continue Reading …
Good morning, historians of East Asia! Today I have two Tuesday Tech Tips for you, in video format. First up is a refresher of the hypothes.is extension for the chrome browser: Second is one recommendation for an app to motivate Continue Reading …
Structured I need a plan. I need to lay out clearly what I do every hour of the working day, because otherwise with a vague “Oh I’ll do this, and then I’ll do that and then I’ll have a look Continue Reading …
Good morning, historians of East Asia! Today, I would like to draw your attention to this article from a professor of political science in Toronto. Aisha Ahmad writes about the difficulties we face in adjusting to this situation. She has Continue Reading …
Golden rules of a balanced media intake Today I paid more attention to what I was doing, so I managed to put up the materials for this week’s course almost without further mishap. I’m lucky my students will reach out Continue Reading …
Reset run I pride myself on making conscious efforts to make my course materials a bit more accessible. I try to get captions on videos I use. We host our videos on Kaltura, and you can request captions, done by Continue Reading …
Living in Absurdistan There is something very surreal about the life I live now. I am fully aware of the Covid19 crisis, and how it’s not getting any better, in particular here in the US. Yet today felt in many Continue Reading …
Good morning, historians of East Asia! Resource! Today I’d like to share with you a useful resource to help you with revising your writing. This works for all writing, not only for the reflections and assignments for this course. Head Continue Reading …
