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George Morris

Dartmouth College
Director of Research Computing
Hanover, NH
Wednesday, May 11
 

6:00pm

Opening Remarks/Reception BAC 116
 
Thursday, May 12
 

9:00am

Keynote: Gary Dirks, "Solutions, scale, and sustainability: how humanities, arts, and social science can determine the future of well being" COOR 170

10:30am

Complex Systems in Digital Humanities: Corpus Linguistics and Variation COOR L1-18

10:45am

A Social History of Water Rights: Digitizing the Los Angeles Aqueduct COOR L1-84

11:00am

Darwin's Semantic Voyage COOR L1-18

11:15am

An E.P.I.C. Approach to Public Digital Humanities: Externally Collaborative, Project-Based, Interdisciplinary Curricula for Learning Local History COOR L1-88

1:00pm

An Archive of One’s Own: The Radical Possibilities of the Digital Database COOR L1-84

1:30pm

Literary GIS Methodology Versus Platforms: Technological Affordances and Their Discontents COOR 186

2:30pm

Loose-ing Our Heads: Knowledge-Making Across the Social Body COOR L1-18

4:00pm

Building the University Worth Fighting For: Tools for Pedagogical, Institutional, and Social Change COOR L1-88

4:20pm

The Potential of the Past: Walking Through the Creation of an Open Access Collection of Faculty-Produced Holocaust Site Photographs COOR L1-84
 
Friday, May 13
 

10:30am

Crowdsourced Geo-Data Meets Sexual Violence: Activism, Design, and the Ethical Life of Technologies COOR L1-18

10:45am

Mapping a Global Renaissance with 53,829 Texts COOR 186

11:15am

Connecting with the Past Online: The Medieval Portland Case Study COOR 186

11:45am

Introducing Kronofoto: an open source digital archive management tool for chronological photo collections COOR 195

1:00pm

ADAPTability of games to teach digital literacy COOR L1-84

2:30pm

Visualizing Biodesign : Transforming Research Through Interactive Technology COOR 186