Brown Bag Seminar:
Aldo Leopold’s Legacy in the Digital Age
Friday, March 26th, 2010
12:00 – 1:30pm
Join us for an introduction to the effort that is allowing Leopold’s vision and values to be introduced to audiences all over the world. The program will begin with a quick overview of the collaboration between the Aldo Leopold Foundation and the UW Archives resulting in the digitization of the Leopold archives. Then learn from Jess Fanaselle and Taylor Norman, undergraduate students at Augsburg College, that have developed online versions of A Sand County Almanac and are tracking how their fellow students engage the various versions and the digital archives. Their professor Colin Irvine will lead discussion about helping us think critically about the potential to use new technologies to get students and adults to think about the insights to be learned from Leopold’s life and writing. Bring a bag lunch along and enjoy the 1 hour presentation followed by questions and discussion. This program is free and open to the public.
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