DH Talk
From the monthly archives: June 2017
Spring ’17 brought the Reynolda Campus not only blooming flora and gentle mists but also two DH Kitchen events.
In late March, Carrie Johnston, Digital Humanities Research Designer at ZSR library, presented a talk entitled “One Map, Four Ways.” Johnston’s talk demonstrated ways in which digital tools can both enhance and limit humanities research and pedagogy. Using […]
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