Digital Humanities: What Does It Mean?

Heard of it but don’t know what it means? Know what it means but don’t know how to apply it?

FORUM invites you to an afternoon of information, innovation, and inspiration. This event is designed for postgraduates and early career researchers. Listen to the experts, learn practical skills and hear all about the latest projects using digital- and multi-media.

Date and time: Thursday, 3 April 1:00-5:30
Place: Debating Hall, Teviot Row House, Bristo Square, Edinburgh, EH8 9AL

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Schedule of events

1:00-2:00	Key Note lecture: Digital Humanities, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Computer	Lisa Otty: Lecturer, Digital Humanities & English Literature
2:00-2:30	LUNCH
2:30-4:05	Workshops: Making an Impact through Social Media; Opening Access to Your Research	Nicola Osborne: EDINA. Angela Laurins & Dominic Tate: University Library
4:05-4:30	COFFEE BREAK
4:30-5:30	Panel discussion: Digital Presentation in Academia	Jo Shaw (CHAIR): Director, IAD. James Loxley: Professor, Early Modern Literature. Anna Groundwater: Research Fellow, LLC. Greg Walker: Regius Professor, Rhetoric & English Literature. Louise Settle: Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow, IASH. Ally Crockford: Susan Manning Postdoctoral Fellow, IASH.
5:30	WINE RECEPTION

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This article was published on 2024-08-13