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

Listening Bodies, Digital Production, and the Pursuit of Invigorated Sonic Experiences

Stephanie Ceraso

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Prosopography and Crowding Attention

Alison Booth

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Spectacular Stunts and Digital Detachment: Connecting Effects to Affects in US Car Movies

Caetlin Benson-Allott

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

New Voices in Digital Curation

Margo Padilla

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

There Is No Internet

Lori Emerson

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

On Not LookingEthics and Access in the Digital Humanities

Kimberly Christen-Withey

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

What Falls Out: Preserving Our Digital Heritage with BitCurator

Porter Olsen

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

Heavy Data, Cultural MemoriesLessons from the AIDS Memorial Quilt Digital Experience Project

Anne Balsamo

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970

An Eliminativist Ontology of the Digital World—and What It Means for Data Curation

Allen Renear

MITH Conference Room

January 1, 1970