‘digital humanities’
hastac scholars program now accepting applications!
jun. 29, 2017—hastac (humanities, arts, science, and technology alliance and collaboratory) is a global network of individuals and institutions brought together by their shared interest in the intersections of digital media, 21st-century education, the digital humanities, science, technology, and the arts. up to nine 瑞士vs喀麦隆走地 graduate students will be appointed as hastac scholars. scholars will be matched to...
listen to the leading lines podcast with william pannapacker
apr. 17, 2017—in the latest episode of the leading lines podcast stacey m. johnson interviews william pannapacker, dumez professor of english and senior director of the mellon grand challenges presidential initiative at hope college in michigan. pannapacker is a walt whitman scholar, and a proponent and supporter of the digital liberal arts. in the interview, he talks about...
digital timelines, a conversation on digital pedagogy, april 4th
mar. 24, 2016—digital timelines monday, april 4, 2016 12:10 to 1:00 p.m. (lunch provided) robert penn warren center for the humanities register here remember those timelines you saw in your history textbook back in middle school? today’s digital timelines do far more than present a static, linear progression of dates and names. online, interactive timelines support visually...
thatcamp vanderbilt: explore the digital humanities november 6-7
nov. 4, 2015—this weekend marks the fourth annual thatcamp vanderbilt, which will occur this friday and saturday, november 6th and 7th, at the vanderbilt curb center for enterprise and public policy, located at 1801 edgehill avenue, nashville, tn 37212. the event is free and open to the public. visit the thatcamp vanderbilt website to see the latest schedule...
call for proposals – digital immigrants and digital natives: filling the void
jan. 6, 2015—guest post by megan myers, co-president of the gsmla if you are not a graduate student in the french and italian, german, or spanish and portuguese departments here at vanderbilt, you likely have not heard of the graduate student modern language association (gsmla). my fellow graduate student in the french department, raquelle bostow, and i...
thatcamp vanderbilt:
oct. 22, 2014—the third annual thatcamp vanderbilt will occur this friday and saturday, october 24 and 25, at the vanderbilt curb center, located at 1801 edgehill avenue, nashville, tn 37212. the event is free and open to the public. visit the thatcamp vanderbilt website to see the latest schedule developments and to register: http://vanderbiltuniversity2014.thatcamp.org/ thatcamp, which stands for...
interested in the digital humanities? apply to be a hastac scholar – deadline sept. 1
aug. 19, 2014—by derek bruff, cft director if you’re a graduate student in the humanities interested in exploring the intersections of teaching, scholarship, and technology, please consider applying to be a hastac scholar for 2014-15. the deadline for applications is september 1st. hastac (pronounced “haystack”) is the humanities, arts, science, and technology advanced collaboratory, a global network...
hastac scholars, an opportunity for graduate students in the digital humanities (deadline: july 18th)
jul. 7, 2014—by derek bruff, cft director today on the blog, we’re sharing a call for applications from graduate students to be hastac scholars. hastac (pronounced “haystack”) is the humanities, arts, science, and technology advanced collaboratory, a global network of academics exploring ways that technology can enhance teaching, research, and scholarship. hastac scholars is a professional development...
medicine and magic: students as producers in the humanities
apr. 16, 2014—by derek bruff, cft director the post below is about a fantastic “students as producers” course taught by vanderbilt’s holly tucker. for more ideas on engaging students as producers of knowledge, come to the cft’s celebration of learning next monday. the event will feature a highly engaging keynote by georgetown university’s randy bass, as well...
students as producers: bringing the digital into (and out of) the humanities classroom #thatcampvu
nov. 1, 2013—by derek bruff, cft director i’m also giving a workshop today at thatcamp vanderbilt. the session is titled “students as producers: bringing the digital into (and out of) the humanities classroom,” and it’s co-presented with vivian finch, doctoral student in german and the cft’s hastac scholar. below you’ll find the prezi we’re using. click on...