Postcolonial DH This conversation will examine the intersection of Postcolonial Studies and Digital Humanities. Based on audience interest, we can take up a number of questions and topics: 1. How do issues of race, class, gender, and ethnicity manifest in digital products and sites (eg. social media, digital games, Wikipedia, etc)? 2. How is knowledge […]

At present we have no platform/space, outside of THATCampFL, for sharing ideas and exploring/generating research and teaching collaborations among Florida-based DHers. I’m interested in exploring possibilities for building a DH community site that would address this and perhaps lead to spinoff projects. It could be modeled after NYCDH.org, which was launched last summer, and could […]

At present we have no platform/space, outside of THATCampFL, for sharing ideas and exploring/generating research and teaching collaborations among Florida-based DHers. I’m interested in exploring possibilities for building a DH community site that would address this and perhaps lead to spinoff projects. It could be modeled after , which was launched last summer, and could […]

Many places have great introductory data science courses and resources like this course from Columbia, columbiadatascience.com/about-the-class/, a 3 course sequence at UF (each course is 3 credits) on data in Computer Science, and UCLA’s Intro to Digital Humanities (dh101.humanities.ucla.edu).  UCLA’s Intro to Digital Humanities covers “Concepts, Methods, and Tutorials for Students and Instructors.” I’m missing […]

I work with students (mostly at UCF) and volunteers, using Google Earth to map pre-Columbian earthworks in the Bolivian Amazon. I am an archaeologist, and I travel to Bolivia for fieldwork, where I work with a community museum called the Museo Yacuma. If we can get together some laptops and some internet access, we could […]