It’s important to maintain a balanced teaching diet! Join us the first week of each month (typically Wed or Fri) for a free and open-to-the-public zoom series organized by the Scholars' Lab and the Digital Humanities Center in the UVA Library. These sessions on digital pedagogy feature a mix of reading discussions and lightning talks introducing teaching topics, interesting approaches to the classroom, pedagogical concepts, and more. All in a bite-sized form that should still give you plenty to chew on. In the spirit of the #DHMakes Methodz talks, we'll keep things snappy: 30 minutes, snacks encouraged. We will be gathering social media commentary using the #ByteSizedPedagogy hashtag.

More information on the series can be found here.

The calendar of readings for Summer 2026: 

• June 5 - “Born Pedagogical DH: Learning While Teaching” by Emily McGinn and Lauren Coats
• July 1 - “(Hard and Soft) Skills to Pay the Bills: A Both/And Approach to Teaching DH to Undergraduates” by Jonathan D. Fitzgerald
• August 7 - “DH Ghost Towns: What Happens When Makers Abandon Their Creations” by Emily Gilliland Grover