This event has been POSTPONED until Fall

This event is co-organized by the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning

What does it mean to bring digital humanities (DH) theories and methods into the classroom? What new possibilities for learning emerge when students are asked to engage humanities material as data, and use techniques such as network analysis, visualization, and text analysis? How do humanistic methods transform approaches to data science? Come hear insights from teachers from different humanities fields, social science and computer science who have used DH in their teaching and advising independent research.

Participants:

Nora Benedict, CDH Postdoctoral Fellow

Brian Kernighan, Professor in the Department of Computer Science

Brandon Stewart, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology

Miranda Marraccini, PhD Candidate in the Department of English