Bryn Mawr College

The Women’s History in the Digital World conference, March 22-23 2013 at Bryn Mawr College, brings together scholars working on women’s history projects with a digital component, exploring the complexities of creating, managing, researching and teaching with digital resources. This is the first conference of The Albert M. Greenfield Digital Center for the History of Women’s [...]

“Traces of Mind Control From Cold War America” Exploring the Challenges of International Digital Humanities Initiatives All are invited to attend a workshop on the challenges of doing small scale cooperative International Digital Humanities Projects   Keynote speaker: Thursday, March 21 at 10 AM Michael O’Malley, George Mason University, Associate Director Center for History and New Media “Directions in [...]

The following post is a reflection on tweeting as a mode of reporting out and the questions that were raised for me while attending the MLA 13 Panel, “The Dark Side of Digital Humanities.”

Tri-Co DH Director Katherine Rowe was a featured panelist on “Transforming Scholarly Publishing: New Forms of Peer Review, Open Access, and Building Academic Communities” as part of a roundtable at Middlebury College. Rowe, along with two Middlebury faculty members, professors Jason Mittell and Alison Byerly, and Director of Scholarly Communications for the MLA, Kathleen Fitzpatrick, discussed the [...]

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