Registration is now open for a one-day THATCamp on March 21. It will be an opportunity to discuss and debate issues in the digital humanities related to eighteenth-century studies in an informal and open environment. For anyone who is new to the idea of THATCamp, the event will be an unconference. THATCamps are self-organizing, free [...]
Proposal to establish ASECS Digital Humanities Caucus Written by George Williams Submitted and approved at 2010 meeting of ASECS The ways in which digital technologies are changing the humanities are increasingly visible. These changes arrive not just through the online publication of information that previously had appeared only in print, but also through the proliferation [...]
Here is a description of the ASECS Digital Humanities Caucus Roundtable 2 including the participants’ talking points. Please feel free to add comments on the panel or the issues raised. “Evaluating Digital Work: Projects, Programs, and Peer Review” Session Description: As new media projects begin to supplement or in some cases replace the print essay, [...]
The following sessions are explicitly or implicitly related to digital scholarship, online pedagogy, or the use of new media/technologies in eighteenth-century studies. Please let me know if I have made errors, missed any, or if you would prefer your session not to be included here. See you in Vancouver! Thursday, March 17, 2011 SESSIONS I: [...]