Digital media are daily transforming all aspects of our life. Arts and humanities scholarship is no exception, and the Department of Digital Humanities has been for many years a pioneer in creating new resources and methods, creating innovative scholarship in many different arts and humanities disciplines. Staff and students from the Department will introduce different aspects of the digital humanities using the lively ‘Pecha Kucha’ format, which was developed by young designers in Tokyo as a fun way of presenting their work. ‘Pecha Kucha’ is Japanese for ‘chit chat’, and the presentation format is based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds. The strict 20×20 format keeps things moving at a rapid pace and creates a lively event. It is a perfect way of exploring the variety and range of work in the digital humanities.There will be twelve pecha kucha style presentations by staff and students from the Department of Digital Humanities. The event is being co-ordinated byProfessor Andrew Prescott, Professor of Digital Humanities, who has been involved in many leading digitization projects in Britain, America and Europe.
Intersectionality Forum: Neurodivergence beyond the Euro-Colonial Context
Co-devised and co-hosted by @InfoTCCE & Central with a focus on neurodiversity; led by Central’s Dr Javeria Khadija Shah, @JS_Diaspora
Tuesday 13 June 1.00pm
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Join us on 13 June as we consider museums, libraries and other cultural institutions as places and catalysts for wellbeing. Led by @evelyntcce, speakers include @elenacologni, Prof Hilary Bungay and Prof Maria Chatzichristodoulou. Book here - eventbrite.co.uk/e/cultural-i…@eventbrite
Spring is in the air and our members have plenty of online and in-person events coming up!
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