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DHO Summer School 2010 a Resounding Success!
5 July 2010 - A week in Dublin in the summertime provided an engaged group of digital humanities scholars with the skills and interaction to empower their own research. Experts from the DHO and a superb group of invited scholars lectured, facilitated, and motivated through a series of innovative workshops and talks. Attendees from twelve countries on three continents had opportunities consider new ways to approach their own work and share their experience with their peers. This year's school built on past success and added new components such as a coffee and consultation session as well as new ventures into geospatial and virtual worlds that proved very popular.
DHO Summer School Fully Booked
4 June 2010 - We are pleased to announce that the DHO Summer School is even more popular this year than last with over 70 attendees from 12 different countries. With both the week-long workshops, one day workshops, and an intensive one-on-one coffee and consultation session the DHO Summer School continues to offer new and innovative services for attendees in a user-directed environment.
Landmark New Publication for Digital Humanities features article by DHO Director
DHO Director, Dr. Susan Schreibman, recently co-authored an article with Dr. Jennifer Edmond, Executive Director the Long Room Hub at Trinity College, Dublin, for a publication of considerable significance to digital humanities scholarship and practice. Online Humanities Scholarship: The Shape of Things to Come is edited by Jerome McGann and published by Rice University Press. The book contains the twenty-seven papers presented at the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-funded international conference "Online Humanities Scholarship: The Shape of Things to Come," held at the University of Virginia on March 26-28, 2010.
Presentations Now Available from Art and Design, Digitisation and Intellectual Property Symposium
18 March 2010 - The DHO is pleased to announce that slides for a number of the presentations given at the Art and Design, Digitisation and Intellectual Property Symposium event organised by NIVAL in association with the DHO and IVARO are now available on the event webpage.
Digital Humanities Observatory - A project of the Royal Irish Academy
Pembroke House, 30 Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2, IRELAND
phone: +353 1 234 2518 - fax: +353 1 234 2400 - web: www.dho.ie
Dr. Susan Schreibman, Director
The DHO is a member of the Humanities Serving Irish Society Consortium (HSIS) - www.hsis.ie
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