« The Commons and Digital Humanities in Museums » Lecture: Neal Stimler
« The Commons and Digital Humanities in Museums » Lecture: Will Noel
In the news: Two Major Museums Push the Boundaries of Multimedia
How long would it have taken to travel from Rome to Alexandria in January circa AD 200?
Proposition de session: Educational technology in language and culture acquisition: LinguaeLive.ca
[Proposition de session] Online Databases in the Humanities: Organizational Obstacles and Collaborative Solutions
[Proposition de session] Hidden Traces: A look beneath the threshold with Multi-Spectral Imaging
Lightning talk, Mardi 3:45-4:15PM – Art history and Big Data: Visualizing Massive Image Collections, Lev Manovich
Lightning talk, Mardi 1:45-2:15PM, Challenges in Building a Collaborative Digital Environment for Research and Publication (The Getty Scholars’ Workspace), Murtha Baca, Susan Edwards and Francesca Albrezzi
Lightning talk, Mardi 11:45-12:15PM – Mapping Gothic France, Stephen Murray
Pinball Platform Studies
Lightning talk, Mardi 9-9:30AM, Digital Visualizations as Art Historical Research: The Question of Scale, The Spatial History Project: Holocaust Geographies, Paul B. Jaskot
Lightning talk, Lundi 3:30-4PM – Four Dimensions of 3D Technology in Art History and Archaeology, Bernard Frischer