Today Maddie Shellgren and I are thrilled to be presenting at the Domains 2017 conference in Oklahoma City on the Domain of One’s Own work going on at MSU. We represent a number of colleagues from around Michigan State, including …
Working with Digital Humanities Students in Museums: Why We Should, How We Can With Max Evjen (MSU Museum), Brinker Ferguson, Alex Gonzalez (Studio Museum in Harlem/MOMA), Philip Leers (The Hammer Museum) MCN (Museum Computer Network) November 2-5, 2016 – New Orleans, Louisiana Find the …
During the conference, I am putting short links up to each half day of the conference. Hopefully this helps if you are navigating on your phone (like I am)! Thursday morning | Thursday afternoon/evening Friday morning | Friday afternoon/evening …
I recently presented at the International Medieval Congress (#IMC2015) at the University of Leeds in a session entitled “The Twitterati: Using Twitter in Medieval Studies Scholarship and Pedagogy.” It was a quick moving jaunt through the different ways that academics …
As over 2000 medievalists (myself included) prepare for the International Medieval Congress at University of Leeds (UK), I want to share a list I have compiled of digital humanities related and digitally inflected sessions and papers at the conference. This year, …
As thousands of medievalists (myself included) prepare for the 50th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, Michigan), aka Kzoo, I want to share a list I have compiled of digital humanities and digitally inflected sessions and …
This weekend was the French of Outremer Conference, hosted by Fordham University’s Center for Medieval Studies. It was an intriguing topic and a great crowd of people. Thoughtful conversations and exciting connections abounded over the course of one and a half …
Today I will be giving a workshop on how academics can Twitter professionally and why it’s a good idea. The presentation is linked below. A more explanatory handout will follow in the next day or so. I also …