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Go to 2017! http://gainesville2017.thatcamp.org/

Posted on April 12, 2017 by Laurie

This is the 2016 site. Please go to the 2017 site: gainesville2017.thatcamp.org/

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Well, That Didn’t Work.… Failure as Learning Process

Posted on April 23, 2016 by Haven Hawley

Proposed Talk Session: Is there room for failure in digital humanities? Of course! But most people don’t advertise their failures. This proposed talk session provides an opportunity for a community of fellow travelers to share turning points that could not … Continue reading →

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Using strategic communications to achieve social good

Posted on April 22, 2016 by Jasper Fessmann

There is currently a new academic field emerging in social science which focuses on using strategic communications to strengthen social movements and to create effective campaigns to achieve social good. This new field is called Public Interest Communications. University of … Continue reading →

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Aesthetics & Je Ne Sais Quoi in the Processes and Products of Academia and Design

Posted on April 22, 2016 by Marissa Molinar

  Initiatives such as the creation of STEAM from the widely known STEM Collaborative (Science, Technology, Engineering, ART, Math) recognized that art and the humanities are irrefutably core components of any production of knowledge. The affects of art and aesthetics are … Continue reading →

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Collaborative Multimedia Storytelling

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Amanda

The crux of the digital humanities project I’d like to discuss is a multimedia, interactive book and documentary project that revolves around the collaborative formation of images, stories, memories, and experiences. Using social network sites like Facebook, Instagram, and Flickr where people … Continue reading →

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Digital Projects at UNF

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Clayton McCarl

Professors Laura Heffernan (English), Anne Pfister (Anthropology) and Clayton McCarl (Spanish) would like to propose a session to discuss their work on a variety of recent and ongoing digital projects at the University of North Florida. They will be joined … Continue reading →

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Storytelling

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Brandon Telg

The co-founders of Self Narrate (myself and Dr. Jaron Jones) propose to share a talk on the power of storytelling, both personally and organizationally.

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Things I’d Like To Learn About

Posted on April 14, 2016 by Sophia K. Acord

Is there anyone out there using DH in a K-12 classroom? Is there anyone doing oral history work with Internet tools? Is there anyone exploring snapchat and DH? Is anyone building mobile apps with cultural or critical goals in mind?

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Florida DH Consortium: Making DH Accessible to All!

Posted on April 14, 2016 by Sophia K. Acord

The Florida Digital Humanities Consortium (FLDH.org) is a network of higher education organizations across Florida that advocates for and coordinates digital work and the humanities statewide. How might we use FLDH to build shared digital Florida projects that have multiple … Continue reading →

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Community Engagement Engine (CEE)

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Laurie

Libraries host exhibitions and speaker events to promote collections and engage communities. The UF Libraries deployed innovative technologies to connect with and patrons through exhibits and speakers to enhance research, learning, and communication. Previously, patrons attending an exhibit or presentation … Continue reading →

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