Tweet The College Art Association has an interesting post in CAA News — on its website — about a new collaborative effort between the MLA and HASTAC to create guidelines to evaluate born-digital work for tenure — since born-digital scholarship … Continue reading
Tweet There is now a video archive on the HASTAC website. A great resource. I particularly recommend the streams from the Electronic Techtonics conference, April 2007. – including “The Social Life of Learning in the Net Age” (John Seely Brown), “Global … Continue reading
Tweet Cathy Davidson just published “A Manifesto for Technology in the Age of the Humanities (if only humanists will claim our Age)” on the HASTAC blog. It is a preliminary version. She is a very interesting thinker, and her text is … Continue reading
Tweet Information about an upcoming HASTAC event with Lynna Herschman Leeson. If possible we will run this on screens in HUMlab (Nov 30, 9 am CET). If not we will do a screening of the recorded version later. More information here. The … Continue reading
