In this series of posts we will showcase each of our winners, inviting you to explore their inspiring projects and hear from the voices of tomorrow that will help shape the web for the next generation.
Welcome to your quick mid-month summary of all things important & upcoming across our community.
We announced the winners of this year’s student showcase at Reclaim Open on November 6. They are (in no particular order):
Since launching over a decade ago, our services such as Domain of One’s Own, Shared Hosting and Wordpress Multisite have grown into an important part of the infrastructure students and faculty rely on at hundreds of schools.
Our flagship conference is in full swing, and we are stoked to welcome so many speakers and participants to the event over three days, November 4-6.
Yesterday our first ever Blog-A-Thon kicked things off in style with 12 hours of blogging, and we want to give a big shout out
We start with a BIG welcome to Alexis Block, who recently joined our team as Customer Support Specialist! Alexis is already a big Champion of Domain of One’s Own and brings a ton of experience to the role, and we are excited to have her on board.
Next week we’re bringing together our community for Reclaim Open 2025 Rewilding the Network – Making New Connections. This year’s conference features three days of inspiring sessions, a blog-a-thon and plenty of practical know-how to take away as well as thought-provoking keynote sessions by
Join us on Wednesday to learn more about the conference blog-a-thon and how to get involved.
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Welcome to your quick mid-month summary of all things important & upcoming across our community.
We are delighted to announce Dr Bonnie Stewart and her talk “Rewilding voice in a time of enclosure” as the opening keynote for Reclaim Open 2025!
We are VERY excited to announce Dr Bonnie Stewart as the opening keynote speaker for Reclaim Open 2025! Check out the full schedule for Reclaim Open, learn more about our keynote speakers, presenters and bloggers.
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As digital technology becomes more and more widely used for research and teaching across the Humanities and Social Sciences, the infrastructure that supports faculty and students in their work becomes increasingly critical to their academic success.
Told by Cody Carvel, Digital Scholarship Technologist, at the Center for Digital Scholarship
