Professor Walker created an example/template Mixonium post for her class to use for inspiration in preparation for their own Mixonium projects.

Environmentalism in Contemporary Art taught by Professor Lorraine Cox

Excerpt from class syllabus: “This course examines artistic practices that meld science, aesthetics, and politics in imaginative and critical ways as they address environmentalism and globalization. The course primarily focuses on 21st century artists whose work takes on such subjects as pollution, biodiversity, sustainability and climate change.”

Introduction to Africana Studies taught by Professor Tim Olsen.

Excerpt from class syllabus: “Students will choose a topic or theme relevant to Africana Studies and, using the Mixonium software platform, explore it from multiple angles. Mixonium is an application that allows the user to combine various file types—pdfs, audio and video content, images, links—into a single interface.The centerpiece of this project will be a research paper of 5-8 pages. It’s OK if students expand upon a topic first explored in one of the Writing Assignments—in fact, one of the purposes of these assignments is to expose students to interesting and provocative ideas and personalities.”