What does it mean to be a “Bruin” in a world shared with oaks, hawks, and mycelium? Under the direction of Dr. Vetri Nathan (Associate Professor, European Languages and Transcultural…
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First things first: What is WordPress? WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that allows you to build a free website. WordPress makes it easy to customize your site’s layout,…
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There are a few Python libraries that enable researchers to create exceptional visualizations. Among these, I’d like to introduce Seaborn—a versatile and user-friendly library specifically designed for crafting informative and…
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You have your syllabus posted, your assignments are prepared, and your Bruin Learn course page is almost ready to publish – or maybe you’re just starting to create your page…
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Helping students practice conversation skills is one of the most challenging aspects of our foreign language classes! Your students may not get enough 1:1 time with you, they may not…
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With a few quarters of remote instruction in the books and the shock of transitioning to Zoom and CCLE (hopefully) subsiding, now is a great time to look back and…
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If you have done work in the Humanities, you have likely come across the concept of “close reading” — the careful, detailed examination and interpretation of a short passage of…
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As part of the summer upgrade of CCLE, some of the interface changes mean new names and locations for key functions. The Admin Panel has replaced and combined the Course…
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Among the top challenges facing Ph.D. students are time management and organization. You can have the best ideas for a dissertation, but if you do not have a well outlined…
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Metadata is the key to organization and providing access to digital and digitized cultural heritage collections stewarded by institutions such as libraries, archives, and museums. In an unlikely sharing of…
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