VC ePatients – Agony and Absurdity Book Reading
I’m excited to announce that on Thursday, December 8 at 7:30pm Pacific we will have a special edition of Virtually Connecting ePatients hosted by Rebecca […]
Articles by Rebecca J. Hogue
Open Dissertations – Missed Coversation
On Wednesday November 30 at 1pm Eastern, we will be holding a missed conversation about open dissertations. At the #openEd16 conference, Bonnie Stewart and Laura […]
Part 2: Making the private public: Why we blog about illness – a #VCePt conversation
This will be the second session on Virtually Connecting ePatients (#VCePt) asking the question “Why we chose to blog?”. For those that missed the first session, […]
Transcription as deep listening
By Rebecca J. Hogue, Helen DeWaard, and Britni Brown O’Donnell [Helen] As a Virtually Connecting virtual buddy I’ve had so many great conversations that leave […]
Making the private public: Why we choose to blog – a #VCePt discussion
Recently I (Rebecca) attended an international phenomenology conference. At the conference, after a presentation that involved investigation and quotes from various illness blogs, the researchers […]
VC + ePatient launch hangout
For a while now, we at Virtually Connecting have been considering different ways in which we can facilitate conversations that matter. Our initial focus and manifesto […]
Virtually Connecting from the Digital Humanities Summer Institute #dhsi2016
Join us for a conversation from the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (#DHSI2016) to be held on June 7th at 5:30pm PT. The DHSI takes place this […]
Equity, access, and adjunct labor – discussions at #AACU16
Despite the blustery weather in Washington, and many people trying to escape the Association of American Colleges and Universities annual meeting (#AACU16) early to avoid […]
A tweet worth mentioning … and the National Writing Project Annual Meeting
I was tagged in this tweet this afternoon, and felt it was so wonderful I should share it here: @Bali_Maha @VConnecting @rjhogue You folks generated […]
Virtually Connecting at #EDU15 Mandy Honeyman Connects with Kristen Eshleman, Amy Collier, and Alan Levine (and more)
For me, personally, this hangout provided more learning and connecting opportunities than being in-person at the #dlrn15 conference. I think that in part this was […]
