The Centre for Digital Humanities (CDH) engages in collaborative research at the critical intersection of the material and the digital, contributing to scholarly and societal knowledge about cultural objects, makers, and users.
April Events:
To find out more about these March offerings, and to register, visit our Events page (external link) .
READING BYTES: Tues, April 1, noon-1pm EDT (on Zoom):
Chapter 13: “Making Code Less WEIRD,” Chapter 14: “Reimagining AI to Invent More Moral Codes,” and Chapter 15: “Conclusion” (pp. 167-194)
STORIES IN PLAY: Tues, April 8, noon-1pm EDT (on Zoom):
“Adjusting the Virtual Dial: Video Game Adoptions and Adaptations of the Radio”
LAUNCH: Tues, April 15 , noon-1pm EDT (In-Person at the Library's Collaboratory):
The Theatre of the Arts: Thomas Hope’s Visionary Gallery Remediated
DH@TMU: Wed, April 16, 3:30-4:30pm EDT (on Zoom):
“Spatial Analysis and Digital Mapping in Environmental History”
