Le Carrefour des SHN / DH-Hub

https://elizabethdubois.wordpress.com/ Course taught at DHSITE2017: Social Media Analysis

Emily Christina Murphy is a doctoral candidate and Teaching Fellow in the Department of English at Queen’s University, Canada. She has taught introductory DH courses across the DH Training Network in addition to the British Library Staff Training Programme and the undergraduate Field School in Digital Humanities at the Bader International Study Centre, Herstmonceux Castle. She is co-editor, with Dr. Shannon

Jay Irizawa is an interdisciplinary designer and educator. His design practice explores the un-boundaries of digital/physical space as a medium and interface, focusing research on projects as a practitioner of environment design and as a part-time lecturer in the School of Interior Design at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. http://www.jayirizawa.com/ Course taught at DHSITE2017: Creative Data: New Media Interdisciplinary Design

Dominic Forest est professeur à l’École de bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l’information de l’Université de Montréal. Il y mène des activités de recherche et d’enseignement dans les domaines de la fouille de textes (extraction, organisation et visualisation de l’information) et de la diffusion de l’information numérique (technologies Web, architecture de l’information, design et conception de sites Web, Web 2.0).

Domaines d’expertises Méthodes et méthodologies informatiques et mathématiques pour l’histoire Histoire sociale, culturelle et politique de la guerre (XVIe-XVIIe siècle) Histoire de la noblesse et de ses relations au pouvoir en France (XVIe-XVIIe siècle) Représentations, discours et argumentation Publications significatives De papier, de fer et de sang : chevaliers et chevalerie à l’épreuve du XVIe siècle (ca. 1460 – ca.

Sarah Simpkin is currently serving as Interim Digital Scholarship Librarian at the University of Ottawa, where she is working on advancing digital humanities initiatives across campus. In her former role as GIS and Geography Librarian, Sarah managed the library’s geospatial data and map collections, coordinated map digitization projects and taught GIS workshops to students of all disciplines. Sarah holds an

Robert L. West is an Associate Professor with cross-appointments to Carleton’s Psychology Department and the Institute of Cognitive Science. He directs the Carleton Cognitive Modeling Lab (CCM), which explores modeling systems that offer insights into how the human mind operates.

Sarah Thorne is a doctoral candidate at Carleton’s Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature, Art and Culture. She teaches Game Studies as a contract instructor in the School for Journalism and Communication. Sarah is also the lab manager of the Hyperlab, a digital humanities research centre that explores the possibilities of storytelling with new media. Her research, which is generously

Shawn Graham is an Associate Professor in the History Department at Carleton University. His digital archaeological work involves the use of small-scale agent based models and games to explore Roman social space, generative grammars to amuse and delight, minimal computing for teaching & public outreach with museums, and data mining to see what can be squeezed from archaeological data sets.