The Wire: A Site for the MLA Commons Community
Want to share your MLA 2022 materials on MLA Commons? There are two approaches you can take. You’ll need to log in to MLA Commons to share your materials. If you don’t already have a Commons account, register using the email address associated with your MLA membership (and we recommend…
Carmela Mattza is an Associate Professor of Spanish at Louisiana State University and an active member of the MLA Commons community. She started a group on the Commons titled Teaching Spanish, which supports the sharing of ebooks, OER resources, and OA scholarship. She participates in many MLA Commons groups, especially…
MLA Commons recently hosted the Teaching Remotely CORE Deposit Party within the Teaching Remotely group. The goals of the week-long event were to spark conversation and to encourage members to share materials related to teaching during the pandemic in the group’s CORE collection. This post will feature a few of…
Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities is published on a Commons site, open for all to read and share. This post will detail how you can create collections on the Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities site as a tool for teaching and learning. Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities is a “peer…