Digital Dialogues

Digital Dialogues convenes prominent digital humanities, new media, and information technology practitioners to present their field-defining research. The series, which celebrated its 40th season in Spring 2024, invites intellectual exchange around topics critical to the digital humanities. Follow us on social media (@umd_mith on X/Twitter and@mith_umd on Instagram) for more details.

Past Digital Dialogues

It’s not a game to meARGs, Game Design & Secret Agents in the Schoolroom

Kari Kraus

Beth Bonsignore

Amanda Visconti

Ann Fraistat

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Everything is AnimatedPervasive Media and the Networked Subject

Beth Coleman

Women’s Studies Multimedia Studio, 0135 Taliaferro Hall

January 1, 1970

Thoughts on the Decline of the Book as Physical Object

Peter Kay

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Learning on the JobData Curation by Humanists, Librarians, and the Public

Trevor Muñoz

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Networked MacrosolutionsLibrary Peer-Sourced Collaborative Services

Rachel Frick

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Practical Strategies for Digital Humanities Development10 Things I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me Before I Began Digital Humanities Research

Jennifer Guiliano

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Criticism in the Digital Humanities

Fred Gibbs

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Computational Historiography in a Century of Classics Journals

David Mimno

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Large Scale Text Analysis in the Digital Humanities: Methods and Challenges

Aditi Muralidharan

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970