Digital technologies are playing an increasing role in college and university instruction. Many of our graduate students see digital education as an inevitable part of their future academic world and have expressed great interest in professional development that will allow them to understand and explore digital pedagogy and multiple career paths (ex: online education, education technology, digital publishing, innovative teaching). The Digital Education Fellowship program, developed in partnership with Duke Learning Innovation, helps meet that need and provides support for an entire academic year (Fall and Spring.)

This Digital Brown Bag special event is led by Sophia Stone (Senior Consultant, Leaning Innovation) and Liz Milewicz (Head, Digital Scholarship Services) and is for graduate students who would like to ask questions about the Bass Digital Education Fellowship. Hugh Crumley (Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs) will also attend the talk to answer application specific questions. 

To learn more about the fellowship, please check the Bass Digital Education Fellowship website. The Digital Brown Bag series, hosted by Duke Libraries' Digital Scholarship Services department, introduces people, projects, and initiatives that support digital scholarship.