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2023<\/h2>\n
Making Space for Affect, Co-Creation, and Care in Digital Humanities Pedagogy<\/strong>
Andie Silva (CUNY)<\/em><\/p>\nTeaching with Empathy in Physical, Hybrid, and Virtual Spaces<\/strong>
Chris Friend (Kean U)<\/em><\/p>\nIs there Something Like Open Digital Humanities?<\/strong>
Gimena de Rio Riande (Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliogr\u00e1ficas y Cr\u00edtica Textual; U Buenos Aires)<\/em><\/p>\nAlan, Ada, Puma: Why are the Digital Humanities So Straight?<\/strong>
Edmond Chang (Ohio U)<\/em><\/p>\nPlaying an Imitation Game with Apple\u2019s Siri: E.Q., I.Q., and the Gendered Design of Artificial and Automated Intelligence<\/strong>
Lai-Tze Fan (U Waterloo)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2022<\/h2>\n
The People and the Text, Neglected Indigenous Works, and the Anxieties and Ethics Around Making Indigenous Content Public<\/strong>
Deanna Reder (Simon Fraser U)<\/em><\/p>\nIs Open Scholarship Possible without Open Infrastructure?<\/strong>
Leslie Chan (UTSC)<\/em><\/p>\nOn the Responsibility to Implement the Perspective of the People in Focus of (Digital) Projects<\/strong>
Nastasia Herold (U Leipzig) and Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Ottawa (Atikamekw First Nation)<\/em><\/p>\nMaking Room: How the Book Materially Changed to Accommodate the Digital<\/strong>
\u00c9lika Ortega Guzman (U Colorado, Boulder)<\/em><\/p>\nCommunity Engaged Research at a Distance<\/strong>
Rachel Hendery (Western Sydney U)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2021<\/h2>\n
Insurgent Pasts, Resurgent Futures: A New Genealogy of Digital Humanities<\/strong>
Roopika Risam (Salem State U)<\/em><\/p>\nListening to Emerging Voices in Digital Humanities in Arab Countries<\/strong>
David Wrisley (NYU Abu Dhabi)<\/em><\/p>\nGraceful Degradation in Collaborative Relationships<\/strong>
Quinn Dombrowski (Stanford U) and Erica Cavanaugh (U Virginia)
<\/em><\/p>\nMore Data, Less Process: A User-Centered Approach to Email and Born-Digital Archives<\/strong>
Lise Jaillant (Loughborough U)<\/em><\/p>\nHuman Exploits: Cybersecurity and the Humanities<\/strong>
Aaron Mauro (Brock U)<\/em><\/p>\nWhat does \u201cData\u201d Mean in the Humanities?<\/strong>
Miriam Posner (UCLA)<\/em><\/p>\nManaging the Digital Backlist: Sustaining: Preserving, and Deleting Old Projects<\/strong>
Jessica Otis (George Mason U)<\/em><\/p>\nDigital Homes: Technology and Sexuality in the Indiaspora<\/strong>
Rahul Gairola (Murdoch U)<\/em><\/p>\nNetwork + Publication + Ecosystem: Curating Digital Pedagogy, Fostering Community<\/strong>
Katherine D. Harris (San Jos\u00e9 State U), Rebecca Frost Davis (St. Edward\u2019s U), and Matt Gold (CUNY)<\/em><\/p>\nDigital Humanities: A Driver of Conceptual Change in the Humanities<\/strong>
Elisabeth Burr (U Leipzig)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2020<\/h2>\n
No institute lectures were held in 2020.<\/p>\n
\n2019<\/h2>\n
Sex and Numbers: Pleasure, Reproduction, and Digital Biopower<\/strong>
Jacqueline Wernimont (Dartmouth C)<\/em><\/p>\nThinking Through DH: Proposals for Digital Humanities Pedagogy<\/strong>
Matt Gold (CUNY Graduate Center and Association for Computers and the Humanities)<\/em><\/p>\n3D Mapping and Forensic Traces of Testimony: Documenting Apartheid-Era Crimes Through the Digital Humanities<\/strong>
\u00c1ngel David Nieves (San Diego State U)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Riddle of Literary Quality: Some Answers<\/strong>
Karina van Dalen-Oskam (Huygens Institute and U Amsterdam; Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2018<\/h2>\n
Reconstitute the World: Machine-reading Archives of Mass Extinction<\/strong>
Bethany Nowviskie (DLF and U Virginia)<\/em><\/p>\nIndigeneity, Conceptualism, and the Borders of DH<\/strong>
Jordan Abel (Simon Fraser U)<\/em><\/p>\nA Landless Territory?: CyberPowWow and the Politics of Indigenous New Media<\/strong>
David Gaertner (U British Columbia)<\/em><\/p>\nDiscovery, Collaboration, and Dissemination: Lessons Learned and Plans for the Future<\/strong>
William R Bowen (U Toronto Scarborough)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2017<\/h2>\n
The Mind-Book Problem<\/strong>
Robert Bringhurst<\/em><\/p>\nCultures of Reception: Readership and Discontinuity in the History of Women\u2019s Writing<\/strong>
Julia Flanders (Northeastern U)<\/em><\/p>\nEmoji Dick, Prequels and Sequels<\/strong>
Lisa Gitelman (NYU)<\/em><\/p>\nA Conversation with Brewster Kahle, moderated by Jo-Ann Roberts<\/strong>
Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive), Jo-Ann Roberts (CBC)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Disciplinary Impact of the Digital: DH and \u2018The Others\u2019<\/strong>
Elena Pierazzo (U Grenoble Alpes)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2016<\/h2>\n
Grass Roots and Ivory Towers: Building communities and inspiring participation in the Digital Humanities<\/strong>
James Cummings (Oxford U)<\/em><\/p>\nDigital Futures: Long-term Planning for your Project<\/strong>
Laura Estill (Texas A&M U)<\/em><\/p>\nPrototyping Resistance: Wargame Narrative and Inclusive Feminist Discourse<\/strong>
Jon Saklofske (Acadia U)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2015<\/h2>\n
Courses, Communities, and Collaboration: Learning in The Digital Humanities<\/strong>
Constance Crompton (UBC Okanagan)<\/em><\/p>\nComputers and Literary Studies: Doing DH in One Corner of the Big Tent<\/strong>
David Hoover (NYU)<\/em><\/p>\nEthical Aspects of Digital Humanities<\/strong>
Malte Rehbein (U Passau)<\/em><\/p>\nThe End of the Beginning: Building, Supporting, and Sustaining Digital Humanities Institutions<\/strong>
Claire Warwick (U Durham)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2014<\/h2>\n
DH as Fan Practice: Remix, Re-use, Re-Write<\/strong>
Aim\u00e9e Morrison (U Waterloo)<\/em><\/p>\nThe (Digital) Library of Babel: Digital Humanities at Scale<\/strong>
Alex Gil (Columbia U)<\/em><\/p>\nBuilding Digital Humanities Communities<\/strong>
Paul Arthur (U Western Sydney)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2013<\/h2>\n
The First Five Kilobytes are the Hardest<\/strong>
George Dyson<\/em><\/p>\nHopeful Monsters: Design Fiction and the Digital Humanities<\/strong>
Kari Kraus (U Maryland)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2012<\/h2>\n
Does it Work?: Where Theory and Technology Collide<\/strong>
Laura Mandel (Texas A&M)<\/em><\/p>\nFeeding our Reading Machines<\/strong>
Adriaan van der Weel (Leiden U)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2011<\/h2>\n
Digital Humanities Archive Fever<\/strong>
Matthew Kirschenbaum (MITH)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2010<\/h2>\n
What do scholars want? Of Collaboratories, Gender, and DH Evangelism<\/strong>
Susan Brown (U Guelph\/U Alberta)<\/em><\/p>\nVoyeur: Seeing What You Get (and Writing About It Too)<\/strong>
St\u00e9fan Sinclair (McMaster)<\/em><\/p>\nThe State of Digital Humanities<\/strong>
John Unsworth (UIUC)<\/em><\/p>\nConvergences: Libraries, Centers, and Scholarship<\/strong>
Kay Walter (CDRH, U Nebraska-Lincoln)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2009<\/h2>\n
Brave New Digital Language Classroom<\/strong>
Robert Blake (UC Davis)<\/em><\/p>\nHow to Win Friends<\/strong>
Donald Bruce (Guelph)<\/em><\/p>\nWhat the TEI is made of<\/strong>
Daniel O\u2019Donnell (Lethbridge)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Text Image Linking Environment<\/strong>
Dot Porter (Dublin, DHO)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Issue With Images<\/strong>
Melissa Terras (UCL)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2008<\/h2>\n
Peopling the Police: A Social Computing Approach to Information Authority in the Age of Web 2.0<\/strong>
Alan Liu (U California Santa Barbara)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Atlantic Portal: a Collaborative Achievement<\/strong>
Margaret Conrad (U New Brunswick) (with Lisa Charlong and Jennifer Whitney)<\/em><\/p>\nThe World\u2019s Columbian Exposition: a Real-Time Visual Simulation Model Currently Under Construction by the Urban Simulation Team at UCLA<\/strong>
Lisa Snyder (UCLA)<\/em><\/p>\nSynergies: the Changing Face of Digital Humanities in Canada<\/strong>
Michael Eberle-Sinatra (U Montr\u00e9al)<\/em><\/p>\nTools Across the Lifecycle of Research: Reflections on an Experiment<\/strong>
Geoffrey Rockwell (McMaster)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2007<\/h2>\n
Chad Gaffield (U Ottawa, SSHRC)<\/em><\/p>\nWord types, word tokens, and the language of Shakespearean drama<\/strong>
Hugh Craig (U Newcastle, NSW)<\/em><\/p>\nEverything but the smell: toward a more artefactual digital philology<\/strong>
Matthew Driscoll (Arnamagnaean Institute, Copenhagen)<\/em><\/p>\nWhat is Text Analysis and Why are They Saying Such Wonderful Things about It?<\/strong>
David Hoover (New York U)<\/em><\/p>\nBuilder Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance<\/strong>
Bill Bowen (U Toronto)<\/em><\/p>\nPresence, Flux and Trace. Three Modalities of Representation in Cyberspace<\/strong>
Bertrand Gervais (UQAM)<\/em><\/p>\nWhy is there is no poetry on the Web? A look at the incompatible differences between written and digital media<\/strong>
Ollivier Dyens (Concordia U)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2006<\/h2>\n
Teresa Dobson (U British Columbia)<\/em><\/p>\nMutable Sculpture: Intersections of Physical and Virtual Space<\/strong>
Edrex Fontanilla (Brown U)<\/em><\/p>\nDominic Forest (UQAM)<\/em><\/p>\nVisualizing the Electronic Edition<\/strong>
Alan Galey (Western U)<\/em><\/p>\nThe Dreamweaver Paradox<\/strong>
David Gants (U New Brunswick)<\/em><\/p>\nSheila Petty (Regina U)<\/em><\/p>\nChristian Vandendorpe (U Ottawa)<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2005<\/h2>\n
David Hoover (NYU)<\/em><\/p>\nLorna Hughes (King\u2019s College London)<\/em><\/p>\nWillard McCarty (King\u2019s College London)<\/em><\/p>\nElectronic Text Browsing Interfaces<\/strong>
Stan Ruecker (U Alberta)<\/em><\/p>\nJohn Unsworth (U Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)<\/em><\/p>\nClaire Warwick<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2004<\/h2>\n
Adrift in a Sea of Information<\/strong>
William Bowen (U Toronto Scarborough)<\/em><\/p>\nThe World of the TEI, the TEI in the World<\/strong>
Julia Flanders (Brown U)<\/em><\/p>\nCybertextuality<\/strong>
Ian Lancashire (U Toronto)<\/em><\/p>\nMultimedia<\/strong>
Aim\u00e9e Morrison, Stan Ruecker (U Alberta)<\/em><\/p>\nOpen Texts, Open Code and Open Research: Developing an Open Text Analysis System Through TAPoR<\/strong>
Geoffrey Rockwell (McMaster U)<\/em><\/p>\n