Harvard metaLAB previews their new tool Curarium tonight at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Gund Hall — Mezzanine & Room 522, 48 Quincy St., Cambridge, MA. From the announcement: Curarium is a collection of collections, an “animated archive,” designed to serve …
Event announcement: “Can Participatory Maps Save the World?” Jo Guldi Department of History Brown University 5:30pm Nov. 7, Digital Scholarship Lab, Rockefeller Library Brown University This public lecture is part of the series being presented in the Librariy’s Digital Scholarship …
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Results of our Course-Planning Call 11/1/13 A warm thank you to those of you who were able to join us on our conference call to discuss the possibility of offering shared, for-credit DH courses. Notes on our conversation and next …
Zachary Davis invites Boston-area digital humanists to tour HarvardX and discuss MOOCs Thursday, November 14, at 7PM. From the MeetUp invite: “Come take a tour of HarvardX and learn about how Harvard MOOCs are constructed. We will also discuss and …
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Our regularly-scheduled meeting, Friday 11/1, at 2PM, will focus on discussing the first steps of developing for-credit, digital humanities courses to be made available to students at multiple regional institutions. If you are interested in helping develop, teach, support, or …
John Burt of the English Department at Brandeis University will offer a one hour introduction to the LaTeX typesetting system in the Farber Library cluster at Brandeis University at noon on October 9. TeX is a compiled typesetting language for producing …
The University of Connecticut invites us to the ReMEDIAting Flusser symposium, November 1 – 3. From the symposium web site: The ReMEDIAting Flusser symposium seeks to bring together scholars in media studies, art and cultural studies and international Flusser specialists to …
Lisa Nakamura (Professor, Departments of American Cultures and Screen Arts and Cultures, University of Michigan ) skyped in to an audience gathered for the “Exploring Race and Community in the Digital World” workshop series sponsored by the African American Studies …
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“Do We Need Digital Scholarship?” A presentation by Dr. Edward Ayers, President of the University of Richmond When: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 from 12:30-1:30 pm with a reception to follow Where: Lecture: Pendleton Hall West 212, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA Reception: Pendleton …
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The Harvard University Digital Arts and Humanities team (http://www.darthcrimson.org/) announces a talk by Eric Kansa of UC Berkeley on the Open Context platform for puslishing open data in anthroplogy. It will be held Tuesday, September 10, at 5pm in Harvard University …