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Tag: Academic Commons

The End of H-Net? (5)

Posted on September 24, 2007August 21, 2010 by Mills

For those of you following the discussion here about H-Net, listservs and blogs, and the future of scholarly conversations in a digital environment, here are a couple of additional links for you. The discussion of these issues that is going on on the H-German list has included two more posts. Here is a clip from…

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Digital Campus Lucky 13

Posted on September 21, 2007 by Mills

It’s hard to believe it, but Dan, Tom, and I have now been podcasting at Digital Campus for more than half a year. I know this because our 13th episode is up online and since we do one approximately every two weeks, that means it was more than half a year ago that we started….

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The End of H-Net? (4)

Posted on September 20, 2007August 21, 2010 by Mills

The conversation that I struck up last week on the viability of the email listserv as a primary mode of scholarly communication has been picked up on the H-German list. I have no way of knowing if Paul Steege of Villanova University even read what I’d written, but even if he has not, he raises…

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The End of H-Net? (3)

Posted on September 14, 2007August 21, 2010 by Mills

In a comment on one of the subsequent posts I wrote in the on-going H-Net thread here on edwired, Matthew Gilmore, one of the H-Net Vice Presidents, suggested that I take a look at the discussion of my post that was taking place on H-Scholar. Herewith is a detailed look at what I found: After…

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