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HASTAC 2016

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

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Keynote "Experience Architecture: How the Humanities Goes to Work"

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Evening Reception with Slate Magazine and the Center for Science and Imagination

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Lunch Buffet

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Building the University Worth Fighting For: Tools for Pedagogical, Institutional, and Social Change

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Opening Remarks/Reception

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An Archive of One’s Own: The Radical Possibilities of the Digital Database

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Lunch Buffet

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Speculative Classroom Design: What’s Your University Worth Fighting For?

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Digital empathy-building pedagogies and cyberfeminism

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Evening Reception with MLA Connected Academics

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Black Voices in Digital Spaces

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Hacking the Academy: Hacktivism, Makerspaces, and DH

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Digital Pedagogy and the Future of Higher Education

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Continental Breakfast

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Continental Breakfast

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Narratives, Storytelling, and Audience in the Age of the Podcast

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Conference Registration

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Speculative Practices as Critical Making: Designing Rituals, Situations, and other Tangible Imaginaries

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Towards a Diverse and Different DH: An Open Forum to Discuss Protocols and Procedures for the Global Transdisciplinary Digital Humanities

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Coffee Service

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Eventuality: Imagining a Future for the Humanities Through Collaborative Storytelling

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Choose-Your-Own-Grade: Instructional Civil Disobedience

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Coffee Service

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Building Undergraduate Liberal Arts Research Skills

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Democratizing Learning: Online Community and the Negotiated Syllabus in the Interdisciplinary Upper-Level General Education Classroom

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What America Ate

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Achives Alive: Activating the North Carolina Jukebox

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New Materialism Meets Fabrication: A Methodology for Media History

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Literature and Social Online Learning: An Interdisciplinary, Project-Based Undergraduate Course at Stanford University

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Fostering and Flourishing: Collaborative Digital Research & Teaching between Faculty and Undergraduates

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Process over Process: Big Data Activism, Platform Détournement and Other Resurgent Feminist Network Methods

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Countermapping Dangerous Geographies

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An Archive and Repertoire of Digital Humanities and Media Projects in the Performing Arts

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FemTechNet Meetup

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Taquerías Conversos: Digital Visualization of Latino Immigrant Impact on Arizona Cityscapes

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Makerspaces in libraries : exploring opportunities to expand the culture of makers and technologists

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Critical Design, Deviant Critique

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Critical and Collaborative Digital Ethnography: Studying Social Surveillance and the Marginalization of Black Girls on YouTube

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Technoliterate Lives

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Student Poster Competition

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Wikipedia in the Classroom: A Window on Technical Communication Praxis

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Constructing Community in Online Programs: A Digital Case Study

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A Social History of Water Rights: Digitizing the Los Angeles Aqueduct

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

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Innovation in Museum Making: The Museum of Fictional Literary Artifacts

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Disrupting the Archive: Multi-media approaches to Latina/os and Eugenic Sterilization in 20th century California

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A Digital Renaissance: Innovating in Medieval and Early Modern Studies

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Mapping Homelessness

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Scholarly Communication and Collaboration Across Disciplinary Boundaries: Building Humanities Commons