William Fleming designs "scavenger hunt" student assignments: using digital resources to obtain information on unknown materials #aas2017

Halle O'Neal uses innovative idea- students creating "e-relic shrine" sites of found/personal objects to connect to Buddhist relics #AAS2017

Through examinations of macro and micro history using digital timelines, students develop diachronic and synchronic reasoning #AAS2017 #DH

Bryan Lowe discusses thinking of students as consumers and producers of knowledge by integrating digital timelines into learning #AAS2017

Christopher Mayo: How do we reconcile analog and digital teaching and learning methods for Japanese materials and students? #aas2017

Digital pedagogy in premodern Japanese studies panel is really full for last Sunday panel! Shows importance of #digitalhumanities #aas2017

Fantastic panel if I do say so myself! Huge thanks to everyone who came as well as my fellow panel members! @kirei_sabi #AAS2017

Gordanier discusses the social ecosystem of Qing opera performers and their embedded networks with imperial agencies #AAS2017

Amy Gordanier explains the structures of Chinese opera performer schools in late 18th/early 19th cen Qing dynasty #aas2017

Honestly we are all those nerds 😂 #AAS2017

Zhang: Song literati letters on object exchange full of allusions to historical events as a way to playfully jab at each other #AAS2017

Yunshuang Zhang exploring how Song literati studios considered solitary space wrrr sites of social networks through objects. #AAS2017

LOVE the sass in this portrait of warrior tea master Kobori Enshu 🍵 #aintcare #I'mkindofabigdeal @kirei_sabi #AAS2017

@kirei_sabi : contrasting tea master Sowa tied more closely to his warrior roots to help establish himself in the tea world #AAS2017 🍵

Landeck: warrior tea master straddled cross-status networks "hybrid cultural production patterns" in tea world between Kyoto/Edo 🍵 #AAS2017

@kirei_sabi (Mindy Landeck) on poetic "brandings" of warrior tea practitioners in Tokugawa Japan 🍵#AAS2017

Gearing up for our panel! Sunday stragglers come on down to Chestnut East Mezzanine for premodern Japan/China goodness! #aas2017

Someone give these ladies running the @SheratonCentre coffee shop through #AAS2017 a friggin medal. 🏅🌟☕️

Don't go home just yet! Stick around for premodern Japan/China, Sun 8:30a Chestnut East-Mezzanine! Forgeries, tea, literati, opera! #AAS2017

I can't believe it took until Saturday to exchange a business card with someone. 😮 maybe I've been doing it wrong the whole time? 😂 #AAS2017

Nanny Kim mapping & digitizations of silver mining & slag sites of late imperial China using official docs and local knowledge. #AAS2017

Stopped by the @NDLJP booth at #AAS2017 and was rewarded with my FAVORITE post-it notes, which @ToriMontrose gave me once upon a time! #swag

My favorite giveaway at #aas2017 a pen with a stylus at the bottom, and a screen cleaner on top.… https://www.instagram.com/p/BRyV9hfBfV2/

If you buy research book & they copy down your credit card number to charge a week from now, its almost like it was free, right? 📚💴#AAS2017

The lovely Michiko-san treated us to delicious 抹茶 in beautiful bowls. 🍵❤@kirei_sabi #AAS2017

Enjoying a break for tea in the exhibition hall! @kirei_sabi #AAS2017

Trees originally planted right into the road. 🌳😂#AAS2017

Notes by Meiji leaders: Conditions of roads could tell whether a government was thriving or in decline, commerce successful or not #AAS2017

Grunow: Alongside state programs Meiji had a toolkit of tangible modernity that they enacted to literally "construct" material civ #AAS2017

Tristan Grunow: much has been made of Meiji construction of buildings, but more important/longer lasting were street improvements #AAS2017