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JMU Faculty: Incorporate Digital Assignments in Your Courses

Posted December 5, 2023 in Educational Technology News, Instructional Design News, JMU Libraries News

Sample images from the Mapping Black Digital & Public Humanities Project at JMU

Digital assignments like creating websites, podcasts, oral histories, timelines, maps, data visualizations, and other digital projects can promote engaged learning and build a sense of belonging in the classroom.

We are here to support these projects. Our digital projects team has supported hundreds of exciting collaborations with JMU faculty, including:

Get started: If you would like help with creating a digital assignment or project for your class, fill out our consultation form and select “Digital Projects,” and you’ll be connected with members of our digital projects and instructional design teams, who can help you leverage open and critical digital pedagogy and inclusion-oriented strategies as you design your digital assignment or project.

Learn more: Visit our website or check out this Internet Archive interview with Kevin Hegg, Head of Digital Projects in JMU Libraries, to learn about these projects and more.