Class group for ETHN117 (Winter 2019)

Class group for ETHN104, Winter Quarter 2019

This group facilitates communication for the digital humanities research group (such as meeting times and other logistics). For more general communication about digital humanities events/projects on campus, please […]

KNIT R&D is a student research group dedicated to advising on the development of the academic digital commons KNIT based on research in political, educational, intellectual, and aesthetic issues in digital technology.

This group is dedicated to cultivating an inclusive, collaborative, and critical Digital Humanities culture at UC San Diego. Students, faculty, and staff from all areas of campus are welcome to post relevant news, […]

UC San Diego & SDCCD Humanities Faculty & Staff

This group is composed of students, faculty and staff from SDSU working collaboratively on the course HIST 496A Introduction to Digital History (Nieves, Fall 2018).

A public group for answering questions and receiving feedback related to KNIT. Please post your questions in the forum.

Group for our Fall 2018 Environmental Racism course

This group is for students of LTWL 177: Literature and Aging
You can reach our class blog at
https://knit.ucsd.edu/literatureandaging

a discussion group for the Fall 2018 PHIL 87 freshman seminar #OurTech: building the web that we want

blog url: https://knit.ucsd.edu/ourtechf18/

Group for our Fall 2018 class, Law and Civil Rights

A proposed KNIT group awaiting approval from the Transdisciplinary Disability Studies research group.

A KNIT group for participants of the Writing Hub.

Welcome to PAL 2018 Winter

This group is meant to connect to Telling Our Stories, our course blog..

This is a group site associated with SDSU’s HIST 680/MALAS 600A — Spatial Humanities.

This is a group for CAT 124A Summer 2018 Sixth College called Patrolling the Past to Explore the (de)Colonial Gaze.

HIUS 126—The History of Race in the United States
PATH Academy 2018
https://knit.ucsd.edu/hius126/

A group dedicated to the Race and Oral History Project.