Monthly Archives: February 2012

My primary interest in attending THAT camp is learning more about Omeka and digital archiving in general, so I add my voice to the prior posts. I am also interested in research methodologies surrounding digital archives. At a conference last … Continue reading →

Campers, we would love for all of you to help participate in capturing the wonder that will be THATCamp Florida by recoding the weekend in whatever ways you feel comfortable. The great folks at THATCamp “National” at the Center for … Continue reading →

Dear Campers, As you know, THATCamp Florida is a free event to attend, and includes a t-shirt and two days of catered breakfasts and lunches, as well as two days of intense conversation about the humanities and technology, of course. … Continue reading →

My session proposal is this. . . . and could be combined with what was just posted– That in addiion to learning about Omeka next weekend. . .  interested others will  also want to discuss those “other” platforms or delivery systems that Omeka … Continue reading →

My original intent for participating in THATCamp Florida was to gain experience and make connections within the digital humanities community. In regards to the topics I hope will be discussed, Omeka is my primary interest. In what ways can we … Continue reading →

The symposia project creates ensoniment (a term adapted from Jonathan Sterne’s Audible Past) of Plato’s Symposium using eleven distributed text to speech processes arranged in the positions of the speakers in the putative drinking party in which a number of … Continue reading →