Black Digital Humanities Pedagogy and Praxis
Kim Gallon
MITH Conference Room
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
Working on ENIAC: The Lost Labors of the Information Age
Thomas Haigh
Mark Priestley
Human-Computer Interaction Lab (2105 Hornbake, South Wing)
Making History w/ the Masses RevisitedHistory Unfolded & the Realities of Citizen History
Elissa Frankle
MITH Conference Room
Murder NetworksA New Materialist Look at Violence
Trisha Campbell
MITH Conference Room
Music, Technology, and Digital Scholarship
Richard Freedman
MITH Conference Room
Experimental Models and Art Historical ComputingNetworks in the Golden Age of Dutch and Flemish Printmaking
Matthew Lincoln
MITH Conference Room
What Counts as Contemporary Fiction? Scale, Value, and Field
James English
MITH Conference Room
The Archipelago of Multimedia Publishing
Cheryl Ball
MITH Conference Room
A Woman’s TouchManual Labor, Pink Collar Workers, and Feminist New Media Origin Stories
Elizabeth Losh
MITH Conference Room
Do read the comments: Designing digital editions for a public humanities conversation
Amanda Visconti
MITH Conference Room