Natalie Bühler's blog

SHRIMP sucht nach noch mehr Verstärkung für unser Team. Für das kommende Wintersemester 2019/2020 und die neue Projektphase von SHRIMP suchen wir einen neuen Tutor / Community Manager mit guten Kentnissen der Inhalte von LC I. Die Bewerbungsfrist ist der 19. Juli.
 

Exciting Opportunities ahead! Mit der neuen Projektphase von SHRIMP sucht unser Team nach Verstärkung in den Bereichen Coding, PR und Mediendidaktik. Die Bewerbungsfrist ist der 12. Juli 2019, Details können den jeweiligen Ausschreibungen entnommen werden.

The SHRIMP team is happy to announce that we have been able to secure funding from  for our next project phase, which will last from now until December 2020, allowing us to build on what we have learned in the previous phases, try out new things and implement new features.

On Wednesday, March 6, SHRIMP took part in the 48th annual conference of the

SHRIMP project coordinator Dr. Sebastian Herrmann held a talk at the second Digital Humanities Day in Leipzig on December 3, 2018. Once again, SHRIMP had the chance to introduce itself as a project at the intersection of digitalization and humanities. Last year's shorter poster presentation was replaced by a longer talk this time.

On November 7, 2018, the SHRIMP team had the opportunity to introduce the platform to the attendees at the "Digitale Inseln zum Ausprobieren" at the University's main campus. This year, the topic at the heart of Tag der Lehre was digitalization in the context of higher learning, making it the ideal forum to introduce SHRIMP.

The semester is finally in full swing and we’re back with some stats! In case you were wondering where the results of the test went that you took before starting out on SHRIMP – here they are, neatly cast into a beautiful chart!Based on the answers you gave in the test, we calculated a profile of scores.

After the conclusion of the #readingsforthebreak, which we took from the Literature and Culture I-list of exemplary texts for each period, we thought it’s time for some statistics. We had some thought provoking conversations about diversity and representation regarding our reading recommendations and this prompted us to take a closer look at the canon, so here it is: #talkcanontome! We have six periods to look at, so let’s dive into it!

This Thursday, the instagram account of the University of Leipzig featured a special guest: Shrimpy! In a series of photos uploaded to their story, a feature that allows for a sequent of posts to disappears after 24 hours, viewers gained an insight into what a day with Shrimpy looked like. Starting with getting up:

This week in Talk Nerdy to Me, we will be discussing a lesser known feature on SHRIMP: bookmarks. They’re a great way to keep in mind cards that might be interesting or important in the future, but also to make sure you remember where you read something important for the next session. Let’s take a look at how you all have been using this function and which cards have received the most bookmarks: