Milne Library hosted the NY Digital Humanities Symposium on Saturday, October 26, 2019. This year’s theme was “Sustaining Digital Projects, Sustaining Career.” The full-day Symposium consisted of workshops, lightning talks, and roundtable discussions:
- The Manifold Scholarship Platform (Matt Gold)
- Git + GitHub for Project Management (Paul Schacht)
- Preservation of African Cultural Heritage through Digital Tools (Saibu Israel Abayomi)
- Building and Growing a Digital Library (Doyin Adenuga)
- Pressbooks as a Publishing Platform (Alexis Clifton, Allison Brown)
- Clio and the Contemporary: Piloting a DH Website that Connects History to the Present (Sarah King, Julia B. Haager, Chelsea Gibson)
- Archiving and Accessing Digital Humanities Projects (Elizabeth Lawley, Jessica Lieberman)
- Holding On, Throttling Back, Managing Expectations: The DH Dance (Mary Jo Orzech)
- History through Gaming: The value and difficulties of using video games in the classroom (Steven Pitt)
- Pages from the Past: An Expansive Response to Digital History on a Shoestring Budget (Yvonne Seale
- Visualizing 19th Century Women of Science (Serenity Sutherland)
- New Directions for Digital Scholarly Editing (Nikolaus Wasmoen)
For more information: https://nydh.org/
