Please join us for the first Digital Humanities Research Workshop event of the semester, where we will hear from Katie Barnum, Web Developer in the UB College of Arts and Sciences, on best practices and strategies for designing Digital Humanities websites for your project's user community. Following a general introduction, time is reserved for Q&A […]
This interactive Digital Humanities event—somewhere between a scholarly talk, a poetry reading, some video viewing, and some doing—will serve as an invitation and invocation for your participation, with others, in an ongoing experiment in knowing and working with the internet differently. Professor Juhasz has developed Fake News Poetry Workshops as one way to counter the […]
Organized by the DSSN, Co-sponsored by Julian Park Chair, COL, and HI Digital Humanities Research Workshop “Automating Insecurity: Digital Debt Collection and the Predator State” | Virginia Eubank, SUNY Albany “The Ends of Thinking in the Computational Age” | Ewa Plonowska Ziarek, University at Buffalo
Please join us for the final Digital Humanities Research Workshop event of the semester, focusing on developing Digital Humanities curricula and related programs. We will hear from Nikolaus Wasmoen, Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Digital Humanities at UB on the ongoing development of UB's minor in Digital Humanities, as well as from Michael Kramer, […]
In this talk, Averill and Sarah will discuss their podcast project, Dig: A History Podcast, a collaborative project that strives to bring the best and most important conversations happening among history scholars to the broadest possible audience. They will also discuss strategies for using podcasting in the classroom. To register, please visit: https://booking.lib.buffalo.edu/event/7215957
Averill Earls, assistant professor of History and Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence at Mercyhurst University will lead an interactive discussion on tools and methods for teaching digital storytelling in undergraduate classes. To register, visit: https://booking.lib.buffalo.edu/event/7215976
Claudio Saunt is the Richard B. Russell Professor in American History, Associate Director of the Institute of Native American Studies and Co-Director of the Center for Virtual History at the University of Georgia. He will discuss his work in digital public history, specifically in mapping, which has included the Invasion of America and Pox Americana projects. Co-Sponsored by […]
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER "To Enter Africa from America”: The United States, Africa, and the New Imperialism, 1862−1919 is a collaborative digital project that seeks to reveal little known patterns of American movement across Africa in the context of broader American ideas about the continent that emerged during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era. Specifically, TEAA […]
In December 2021, librarian and technologist Andromeda Yelton published “'Just a few files’: technical labor, academe, and care” in response to an academic article that dismissed the work required to host digital humanities projects. “...he labor conditions of your techies’ work lives are an important part of that plan” she argues, after breaking down the […]
Where does the humanities intersect with computing, and how will it do so in the future? This roundtable consisting of faculty and students will explore the development of UB’s Digital Humanities program, currently offered as a minor available to undergraduates throughout the university. Focusing on the hands-on application of technologies such as artificial intelligence and […]
