Introduction to Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DH285)Michigan State University, Fall 2024Section 1: Tuesday/Thursday, 10:20-11:40amSection 2: Friday, 10:20am-1:10pm https://doi.org/10.17613/731f5-10749 Course website: https://introdh2023.commons.msu.edu
MSU Teaching and Learning ConferenceMay 10, 2023 Presentation Description/Proposal Undergraduate students in the Digital Humanities curriculum are given the “project” as the orienting point of evaluation and critique across multiple courses. While the introductory course challenges students to create a …
Introduction to Digital Humanities (DH285)Michigan State University, Fall 2022Friday, 10:20am-1:10pm (in person) https://doi.org/10.17613/ybdb-wn32 Course website: https://introdh2022.commons.msu.edu Read the syllabus as a pdf
Introduction to Digital Humanities (DH285)Michigan State University, Fall 2021F 10:20 am – 1:10 pm http://dx.doi.org/10.17613/jpja-9z48 Course website: https://introdh2021.msu.hcommons.org
Introduction to Digital Humanities (DH285)Michigan State University, Fall 2020F 10:20 am – 1:10 pmOnline – synchronous Course website: https://msuintrodhfall2020.hcommons.org Note that this course is open to students at Michigan State University as well as to students across the Big 10. …
Introduction to Digital Humanities (DH285)Michigan State University, Fall 2019T/TH 10:20-11:40am See the course syllabus in Trello See the course syllabus in Google Docs
Digital Humanities and the Undergraduate ExperienceApril 25-27, 2019Edwardsville, IL Digital Humanities is a field that abounds with definitions and boundaries, sometimes complimentary but often contradictory. I will explore how we construct digital humanities through a study of ten “Introduction to …
I have developed a template for project evaluation that we use regularly in my Introduction to Digital Humanities undergraduate course and which may be of use to others. The template is available for download and reuse on Humanities Commons (http://dx.doi.org/10.17613/tfab-j603). …
Today, Scott Schopieray and I are presenting some of the work we have been experimenting with in the classroom at the Chicago Colloquium on DH and Computer Science. This is work in progress, so feedback is most welcome! Below are …