How might user-friendly digital tools enhance and support SHASS pedagogy this fall? The MIT Programs in the Digital Humanities and the MIT Libraries invite you to join us for a series of four brief "tasting sessions" in which SHASS faculty will present digital tools for helping to make the most of instructional capacities at a distance. These short, pedagogically-oriented talks will focus on SHASS use cases, followed by time for questions and discussion. 

Our first session, "Annotation Tools," will feature Alexander Forte (Ancient and Medieval Studies) on Hypothesis, and Wyn Kelley (Literature) on Annotation Studio. 

We hope you will be able to join the conversation!

Zoom link: https://mit.zoom.us/j/92494476444

Please note that all events will take place from 3:30-4:00, with the exception of Thursday 8/27, which will be at 4:30-5:00.