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The Island
Two companions and a pinboard
Look here first.- Companion to Digital Humanities Studies, Schreibman, Seimens and Unsworth, eds.
- Companion to Digital Literary Studies,Seimens and Schreibman, eds.
- Morgan's Pinboard for DigitalHumanities
Projects
- Technologies of Wonder, Delagrange.
- Journal of Digital Humanities
- IF: book
- Remix Theory
- Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations. Clearing house.
- Hybrid Pedagogy
- We Feel Fine
- proboscis
Workshops / DIY
- bookleteer
- Tooling Up for DH, Stanford. Intros to terminologies and techniques.
ENGL 4709/5709: Digital Humanities
Fall 2012T 4:00 - 6:40
Weekly syllabus will appear on thus page. Older announcements are on DigitalHumanitiesSyllabusFall2012
Week 3: Sept 11
Follow up activity for week 2: Refer to Lanham, What's Next for Text
Combine word and image in such a way that they become bi-stable. Distribute your artifact in some way: Print out and bring in, post on twitter, post to your blog and link and tweet the link...And so we have two kinds of “seriousness.” In alphabetic seriousness, we concentrate on looking through the notational system to the abstract reasoning beneath it. We build a monopolistic attention economy. In pattern-poetry seriousness, we accept a bi-stable seriousness which allows us to toggle from word to image, from at to through and back again. Digital expression, the familiar computer screen, creates, and assumes, a bi-stable seriousness. Perhaps that is why it often seems, to all of us print-readers, distinctly unsettling. Lanham, Two Kinds
Example: Print books as dead trees
Prepare for Week 3
Read Shirky, Cognitive Surplus. Take notes with an eye to questions, discussion, connections with other readings, and ideas on what we might engage as a project for week 4. Collect illustrations that might supplement Shirky's ideas. Ideas, comments, examples, extras, use #en4709.Week 3
Shirky, Cognitive Surplus
Part i: Amateurs. Low-barrier publishing. Publish first, filter later and other models for printing.
Part ii: Implications for and applications in DH. Projects in the DH.
Part ii: Implications for and applications in DH. Projects in the DH.
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