A University of Ottawa Initiative
The Digital Humanities Summer Institute 2020 will take place May 11-15 at University of Ottawa. Workshops will be announced November 1, 2019, with a full schedule of events to follow in December 2019.
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…
At DHSITE 2019 we benefitted from the expertise of leaders in digital research and creation (listed below) and DHSITE 2020 will be no different! Stay tuned for our lineup of instructors, which will be announced in February 2020! Julian Bertino Digital Composition Julian Bertino holds a a Master of Music degree in guitar performance from the…
Seven 12-hour micro-courses are offered throughout the week of 11-15 May 2020. Participants can take a maximum of 2 micro-courses throughout the week (24 hours in total) by selecting 1 from Session A and 1 from Session B. PRE-REGISTRATION! Official registration will open in April 2020. We ask that you pre-register for the micro-courses that…
Linking cultures In addition to offering workshops, 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…
University Affairs – June 01, 2017
Digital Humanists Get Hands On with Data at Summer Institute
