Category: #s3a
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Text Encoding with Marie de France
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Mackenzie Brooks, Stephen McCormick, and Sarah Schaffer (Washington and Lee University) In this collaborative presentation, a French professor, a Digital Humanities librarian, and an undergraduate French minor from Washington and Lee University will speak about their experience combining two courses, an advanced French literature course with a one-credit Digital Humanities lab (DH Studio). In the…
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A Digital Archive of ABC Books
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Ben Johnston (Princeton University) Arising from a small summer curricular innovation grant from Princeton University’s Center for Digital Humanities, the ABCBooks project showcases a successful collaboration between faculty, the Library, and technologists at the University. This digital archive of graphically-rich, historic ABC books culled from the University’s Cotsen Children’s Library serves as an online archive…
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Coincidental Collaborations: Bridging Communities of Practice on the Liberal Arts Campus
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Stephen Flynn, William Rial, and Sofia Visa (College of Wooster) This presentation offers perspectives from the College of Wooster’s Computer Science and Library faculties on the development of a project that will ultimately result in digital editions of Madeleine de Scudéry’s series of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century _Conversations_. French Professor Laura Burch, after teaching from PDF…