Story and photos developed by University Communications. You might remember writing a research paper for class. Perhaps you included a chart or timeline, a poster or picture to jazz it up. Today, digital technology has moved humanities off dusty shelves into a fast-paced, modern world—making literature, history, language, philosophy and religion courses more interactive, fun and visually appealing. Words on paper simply don’t give justice to advanced technology students now use for...
Are you looking for a new and painless way to engage your students with primary sources? Have them make digital exhibits. Join the DHC on Thursday, December 1 at 12:30 pm in Zoom for an introduction to Omeka, a free, open-source tool for building media-rich online digital displays of library, museum, archives, and scholarly collections. This presentation will be led by Kimon Keramidas, a cultural historian and leading figure in the field of digital humanities. Keramidas is Head of...
Are you looking for a new and painless way to engage your students with primary sources? Have them make digital exhibits. Join the DHC on Thursday, December 1 at 12:30 pm in Zoom for an introduction to Omeka, a free, open-source tool for building media-rich online digital displays of library, museum, archives, and scholarly collections. This presentation will be led by Kimon Keramidas, a cultural historian and leading figure in the field of digital humanities. Keramidas is Head of...
The Digital Humanities Collaborative is delighted to announce the inaugural cohort of faculty fellows from its new joint initiative of the College of Arts & Sciences and the Ina Dillard Russell Library. Fellows will pursue projects that aim to advance innovative digital humanistic scholarship at Georgia College. The 2022-2023 fellows will be: Dr. Ruben Yepes Muñoz, Assistant Professor of Art History, Department of Art Project Title: "Art and Covid-19 Crisis in Latin America" Dr...
Please join the Digital Humanities Collaborative in congratulating the following students for their contributions to digital humanities scholarship presented at the 25th Annual Georgia College Student Research Conference: Leslie Calvert and Claire O'Neill, honorable mention for "Little Free Libraries of Baldwin County," mentor: Matthew Forrest, Fine Art Studio. Ashley Johnson, $200 award for "Revealing the Significance of the Reliquary Statuette of Saint Christopher through Digital...
This "show-and-tell" presentation April 4 at 1 p.m. hosted by the Digital Humanities Collaborative will be delivered by Andrea Davis about a project she directs at Arkansas State University. "Memory and History: Transforming the Narrative of the Spanish Civil War and Francoist Dictatorship" is a collaborative Digital Humanities project that enhances access to the audiovisual testimonies of the Spanish Civil War Memory Project through the creation of 1) time-coded and searchable Spanish-language...
This "show-and-tell" presentation April 4 at 1 p.m. hosted by the Digital Humanities Collaborative will be delivered by Andrea Davis about a project she directs at Arkansas State University. "Memory and History: Transforming the Narrative of the Spanish Civil War and Francoist Dictatorship" is a collaborative Digital Humanities project that enhances access to the audiovisual testimonies of the Spanish Civil War Memory Project through the creation of 1) time-coded and searchable Spanish-language...
This "show-and-tell" presentation March 30 at 11 a.m. hosted by the Digital Humanities Collaborative discusses the use of library archives as content for narrative-based video game design in multimodal composition and digital humanities coursework. Joshua Hussey will examine the use of Twine as a method to narrativize archival research with instructional learning goals in group work, games composition, and design. He will present case studies from classes at Georgia Tech and University...
This "show-and-tell" presentation March 30 at 11 a.m. hosted by the Digital Humanities Collaborative discusses the use of library archives as content for narrative-based video game design in multimodal composition and digital humanities coursework. Joshua Hussey will examine the use of Twine as a method to narrativize archival research with instructional learning goals in group work, games composition, and design. He will present case studies from classes at Georgia Tech and University...
This "show-and-tell" presentation March 30 at 11 a.m. hosted by the Digital Humanities Collaborative discusses the use of library archives as content for narrative-based video game design in multimodal composition and digital humanities coursework. Joshua Hussey will examine the use of Twine as a method to narrativize archival research with instructional learning goals in group work, games composition, and design. He will present case studies from classes at Georgia Tech and University...
