DH @ Ramapo College of New Jersey
Integrating Digital Humanities in Undergraduate Curriculum
Our next joint workshop will be on January 30th, 2-4. We will be meeting virtually for this workshop. Each group will meet on their own campus. Seton Hall will run the workshop, which will focus on mapping/timeline tools. Groups will also be given a chance to chat again. Ramapo College faculty will meet in the … Continue reading "Virtual Workshop on Timelines/Mapping"
Our next workshop will be held at Ramapo College's Adler Center. Breakfast will be held in Room 012 from 9:00-10:00, after which we will have a computer lab (Adler 001) to work in our groups. Feel free to plan together any agenda or preparations you want each other to make in advance. We are also … Continue reading "Workshop @ Ramapo College"
The next meeting for our joint SHU/Ramapo DH work will be at Seton Hall on March 20th, 9-12, in the University Center, rm. 210/Faculty Lounge (9-10 will be breakfast and a chance to mingle). We’ll follow up with an itinerary, but part of the meeting will again be devoted to working in groups.
We will meet virtually on Thursday, April 23, via WebEx invitation, from 2:00-4:00pm. Presentations on digital assignments will feature: Paige & Susan - Peer review assignment Rachael - Hypothesis Cathy - Social Science Survey Research Analysis Christina - American History Text Books in High School Curriculum Monika - Literary Genre Video Advertisements Paula - Perusall … Continue reading "Workshop @ Ramapo College"
The Center for Digital Research in the Humanities is pleased to welcome attendees to HILT for our 8th annual training institute! Participants and instructors will gather in Lincoln, Nebraska on the campus of the University of Nebraska. Courses for HILT2020 are: Anti-Racist Feminist Digital Humanities Critical Digital Curation: Taking Care of Black Women’s Material Culture Getting … Continue reading "Humanities Intensive Learning and Teaching Workshops – Cancelled"
SHU will be holding a May 29th DH workshop virtually. It will start at 1 PM and end at 2:30 PM. Be prepared to report out about the progress of your projects. We will also set aside time for groups to work in individual Zoom sessions. Zoom details will follow.
University Libraries is proud to announce the annual Digital Humanities Conference, Digitorium, will be held October 1-3, 2020. The conference, hosted by the University of Alabama Libraries and the Alabama Digital Humanities Center, will be entirely virtual for the first time this year. In an unprecedented time when digital literacies are critically important, Digitorium represents … Continue reading "Digitorium (Virtual)"
Friday, October 30, 10:00 am - 11:30 am, online synchronous (Instructors: Caterina Agostini, Rutgers Italian, and Danielle Reay, Drew University Library) In this workshop, we will explore the International Image Interoperability Framework (https://iiif.io/) and the work of the IIIF community to create universal standards for describing and sharing images online. With common viewing platforms, we can obtain interoperable digital … Continue reading "Introduction to IIIF"
New York City Digital Humanities is happy to announce the 6th Annual NYCDH Week, February 8-12, 2021. Taking place at institutions home throughout New York City everywhere, NYCDH Week gives individuals who are interested in digital humanities an opportunity to learn new techniques and skills, hear about DH projects, and become part of a … Continue reading "NYDCH Week From Home"
The University of Illinois at Chicago's Digital Humanities Inititative is holding a workshop on Weds., November 11. This workshop will be led by podcasting experts and UIC alumni Deepthi Murali and Manamee Guha. We invite faculty and graduate students to join us in learning how to start a podcast of one's own. The event will … Continue reading "Humanities Podcasting: Multiethnic Digital Storytelling (Live Streamed)"