The Commons In A Box team is delighted to announce the public release of Commons In A Box OpenLab, a free open-source software platform for teaching, learning, and collaboration. Over the past two years, we have partnered with the OpenLab … Continue reading →
“Humanities Commons is a trusted, nonprofit network where humanities scholars can create a professional profile, discuss common interests, develop new publications, and share their work. The Humanities Commons network is open to anyone. Humanities Commons is a project of the office of scholarly communication at the … Continue reading →
Chuck Rybak, Associate Professor of English and Humanistic Studies at the University of Wisconsin—Green Bay, recently reviewed Commons in a Box in the Journal of Digital Humanities: One of my teaching goals is to end the practice of “Cul-de-Sac Pedagogy,” where … Continue reading →
On Dec 4, The Chronicle of Higher Education‘s ProfHacker Brian Croxall posted “Build Your Own Academic Community with Commons in a Box,” a comprehensive review of CBOX. He talks about how easy it is to set up: Setting up a … Continue reading →
Spearheaded by Tim Owens, instructional technology specialist in the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies at the University of Mary Washington, Maker Commons is using Commons In A Box to grow a community of open individuals anxious to share “experiences, wisdom, … Continue reading →
In her October, 2012 Library Journal article, MLA to Launch Scholarly Communication Network, Meredith Schwartz describes how the Modern Language Association, under the directorship of Kathleen Fitzpatrick, is building its MLA Commons based on “Commons in a Box” software. CBox, as @kfitz notes: … Continue reading →
