Dr. Mark Moritz
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Integrating Wikis in Anthropology Courses
Students in my course Anthropology 620.01
Hunter-Gatherers collaboratively made a wiki dedicated to foragers
in autumn 2007. The motto of the course was: “scientifically
studying the diversity of forager societies without recreating a
myth" (http://foragers.wikidot.com/).
I have a written a short reflection on the use
of wikis in anthropology courses for Anthropology News.
Moritz, Mark
2008 Integrating wikis in anthropology courses.
Anthropology News 49(3):31. (pdf)
Strategies in Teaching Anthropology
I take great satisfaction in developing
teaching methods and materials, and some of my innovative activities
have been published in the third and fourth editions of Teaching
Strategies in Anthropology.
Moritz, Mark
2003 Exchange Theory
and Experimental Economics. In Strategies in Teaching
Anthropology, third edition. P. Rice and D. McCurdy, eds. Pp.
101-104. Upper Saddle River (NJ): Prentice Hall. (pdf)
Moritz, Mark, and Leslie C. Moore
2006 Mini conference
with poster presentations. In Strategies in Teaching
Anthropology, fourth edition. P. Rice and D. McCurdy, eds. Upper
Saddle River (NJ): Prentice Hall. (pdf)
I have used the mini conference with poster
presentations when I taught at UC Santa Cruz (see picture below),
Western Oregon University, and The Ohio State University.
Here are a few
examples of outstanding posters that students presented:
Peter Drew
Breunig (poster) (pdf)
Ainslie Harrison
(poster)
(pdf)
Brian Kirbis (poster) (pdf)
Conor Rainey (poster) (pdf)
Syllabi
Syllabi from courses that I have taught at the Ohio State
University:
H202: Cultural
Anthropology (syllabus)
(pdf)
421.05:
Anthropology of Africa (syllabus) (pdf)
620.05: Cultural
Ecology (syllabus) (pdf)
620.01:
Hunter-Gatherers (syllabus) (pdf)
810.21: Study
Design and Data Analysis (syllabus) (pdf)
Syllabi from courses I have taught at Western Oregon University:
ANTH 213D:
Language and Culture (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 214D: Physical Anthropology (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 216D: Cultural Anthropology (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 314D:
Evolution of Human Societies (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 325D: Ethnographic Methods (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 326C: Ethnographic Writing (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 380D: Peoples and Cultures of Africa (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 390D: Pastoral Nomads (syllabus)
(pdf)
ANTH 394D: Socialization and Development (syllabus)
(pdf)
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