The Open Book (publish date 2013, details here) is a crowd-sourced publication which will contextualise the international open knowledge movement in the words of those who are helping build it today. To get involved, send us 1 to 5 key events, inventions or decisions that in your opinion have contributed the most to the evolution of open knowledge, […]
Learning, Media and Technology is acknowledged as one of the leading academic journals in the fields of educational technology and educational media. Proposals are invited for papers for a special issue of the journal on the theme of Digital Media and Data: Using and designing technologies to support learning in practice. The special issue will be […]
Drew University and New York University’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW) will host the Linked Ancient World Data Institute (LAWDI) from May 30th to June 1st, 2013. The venue for the 2013 session will be the Drew University campus in New Jersey. Applications due Monday, February 18, 2013 “Linked Open Data” is […]
For this special issue of JEMCS, we seek essays that describe the challenges and debates arising from issues in the early modern digital, as well as work that shows through its methods, questions, and conclusions the kinds of scholarship that ought best be done—or perhaps can only be done— in its wake. We look for […]
The Journal of Interactive Humanities is a new peer-reviewed, open access journal that provides an important forum for the development of new methods of outreach and scholarship within the digital humanities, such as interactive games and media for museums, digitized collections, cultural heritage preservation, and interactive narrative. Submission deadline and Publication Dates February 28 May […]
Call for papers for the special issue of Information Visualization journal (SAGE) on “Visualization Evaluation” Guest Editors: Enrico Bertini, Petra Isenberg, Tobias Isenberg, Heidi Lam, Adam Perer. This special issue calls for innovative ideas about how to evaluate visualization and reflections about its state of the art. We call for papers dealing with evaluation in […]
CFP: “Digital Humanities: Literary Studies and Information Science” « The British Modernities Group. We invite paper, poster, or panel proposals that consider perspectives on media, literature, and information science related but certainly not limited to the following: Text mining, big data, and digital archives Computer programming Digital culture and internet studies New media and gaming […]
CFP: DiGRA 2013 Call for Participation | laurie n. taylor The Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA) announces the Call for Participation for DiGRA 2013, to be hosted by Georgia Institute of Technology at the Georgian Terrace Hotel in Atlanta Georgia. DiGRA 2013 will bring together a diverse international community of interdisciplinary researchers engaged in cutting […]
Hamilton Intro to Digital Humanities Which of the following methodologies are you currently using to teach students in the humanities? • Archive or Collection Development • Cultural Analytics or Text Analytics • Crowdsourcing • Geospatial Techniques • Virtual Worlds, 3D Modeling, and/or Games • Other?
Built Upon Series – CFP – Anvil Academic What we’re looking for We’re looking for proposals that advance discussions about what information-age analysis in the humanities should be and do. This doesn’t mean that we’re resistant to text-centric arguments, or that we’re simply uncritical boosters of any use of digital tools or algorithmic methods for […]
