The Digital Humanities Summer Institute: Technologies East 2020

DHSITE 2020 features seven 12-hour workshops throughout the week of 11-15 May 2020. Participants can select one workshop from each session (a maximum of 2 workshops in total). Registration fees for each 12-hour workshop are dependent on the registration status. Students from the University of Ottawa and from other institutions that wish to take workshops…

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We are pleased to announced several of the instructors leading micro-courses at DHSITE 2020! More news will be announced in March 2020! Lynne Bowker Machine Translation Lynne Bowker is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa, where she holds a cross-appointment between the School of Translation and Interpretation and the School of Information Studies.…

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It is with a heavy heart that we announce that DHSITE 2020 is cancelled. I am sure this news it not surprising given the increasing number of canceled events due to the rapidly evolving coronavirus (Covid-19) situation, but the health and safety of the DH Community is top priority. Thank you for your interest in participating…

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Linking cultures DHSITE aims to create a space in which the week’s participants can engage in dialogue surrounding critical issues to Digital Humanities scholarship and teaching through a variety of formats including keynote presentations, round tables and community-engagement panels. The conceptual theme of “Linking Culture(s)” is at the heart of this year’s programming with workshops…

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