Next week, Bethany Nowviskie will be on the UVic campus to deliver a Lansdowne lecture and conduct a “Hello World” workshop. More information below.
“Praxis Makes Perfect: New Models for Learning in the Humanities”
Bethany Nowviskie | Director of Digital Research & Scholarship at the University of Virginia Library | Associate Director of the Scholarly Communication Institute
Thursday, 14 March, 7:00 p.m. | Social Sciences and Math Building, Room A110
Lansdowne Lecture | Presented by the Digital Humanities Committee
What’s missing from graduate training in the humanities? How can we fill the gap—and why must we fill it now? Anchored in her work with the Scholarly Communication Institute and at the University of Virginia’s Praxis Program, Bethany Nowviskie will focus on concrete, extra-curricular experiments that prepare students to meet the needs and opportunities of the digital age. A longtime digital humanities scholar-practitioner, Nowviskie leads the Scholars’ Lab and related programs at UVa Library and is President of the Association for Computers and the Humanities.
The Scholars’ Lab | The Scholarly Communication Institute | Event Poster
Neatline Workshop (part of the DHSI “Hello World” series)
Bethany Nowviskie | Director of Digital Research & Scholarship at the University of Virginia Library | Associate Director of the Scholarly Communication Institute
Wednesday, 13 March, 10:30am | McPherson 130
Neatline: Plot Your Course in Space and Time
Post by Jentery Sayers, attached to the HelloWorld project, with the news and exhibits tags. Featured image for this post care of Paul Mawyer and his use of Neatline at lovecraft.scholarslab.org.
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