“Mickey Mouse Creativity: New Media Arts After the Ideology of Creativity.” University of Sydney. 30 July 2013.
July 2013
Monthly Archive
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“Mickey Mouse Creativity: New Media Arts After the Ideology of Creativity” (U. Sydney)Categories Talks
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“This is Not a Book: Long Forms of Attention in the Digital Age” (Australian National U.)Categories Talks
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“This is Not a Book: Long Forms of Attention in the Digital Age.” Humanities Research Centre Seminar Series, Australian National University. 23 July 2013.
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“‘Literature+’: A Project-Based Digital Pedagogy Model” (Australian National U.)Categories Talks
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“‘Literature+ ‘: A Project-Based Digital Pedagogy Model.” School of Cultural Inquiry seminar series, Australian National University. 22 July 2013.
Abstract: In this seminar, Alan Liu will discuss the paradigm of the “Literature+” courses he has evolved at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Designed to introduce students to the use of digital methods in humanities scholarship, the courses provide a rapid orientation in key topics of the “digital humanities” before then focusing on team-based project building. Liu will use the example of the course structure and of some of the student projects that have been produced to discuss larger issues of digital humanities pedagogy—including the way such pedagogy can position the humanities as both similar to and different from the “building” versus “interpreting,” collaboration, and other trends of contemporary “knowledge work” societies.
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“Humanities Centers and the Digital Humanities” (U. Western Australia)Categories Talks
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“Humanities Centers and the Digital Humanities.” Panel on The Digital Humanities and Virtual Research Environments. Australasian Consortium of Humanities Research Centres 2013 Annual Meeting. University of Western Australia, 8 July 2013.
- Slides for talk (.pptx, 1.6 Mb)
- Reports on the talk and the ACHRC meeting:
- Karen Miller (@infoliterati), “The Humanities, Public Engagement and the Academic Library”
- Jo Hawkins (@History_Punk), “10 Insights for Humanities Researchers from #ACHRC 2013”
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“Values, Strategies, and Technologies for Humanities Advocacy in the Digital Age” (U. Western Australia)Categories Talks
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“Values, Strategies, and Technologies for Humanities Advocacy in the Digital Age.” Australasian Consortium of Humanities Research Centres 2013 Annual Meeting. University of Western Australia, 8 July 2013.
- Slides for talk (.pptx, 16.6 Mb)
- Report on the talk and the ACHRC meeting by Karen Miller (@infoliterati)
