5-minute presentations by the following faculty speakers on their Digital Humanities projects, followed by Q&A:
Dan Johnson (ND, Center for Digital Scholarship) on “New Developments in Digital Humanities”
Matt Wilkens (ND, English) on “Text-Mining for Large-Scale Literary Geography”
Richard So (University of Chicago, English) on "The Data of Literary Inequality, 1950-2000"
Ian Kuijt (ND, Anthropology) on "Island Voices: Interdisciplinary Research of Ireland’s Coastal Heritage"
Martin Bloomer (ND, Classics) on “The Medieval Schoolbook”
This event is supported by the College of Arts & Letters, the Medieval Institute, the Hesburgh Libraries, Notre Dame Research, and the Office of Digital Learning at Notre Dame.
Originally published at al.nd.edu.