Tweet My name is Stefanie Wuschitz. Many of you might have already met me at HUMlab in the last three months, but I haven’t introduced myself on the blog yet, so here we go: I’m from Austria, where I did … Continue reading
Tweet The museum studies students working in HUMlab with Second Life have been building a lot in the last week. The island is looking great with an eclectic mix of structures which seems to be harmonising quite well. I am … Continue reading
Tweet Yesterday I visisted HUMlab friend Bruce Damer in the Santa Cruz Mountains and a very good conversation about collaboration, ongoing projects and future ventures. Bruce is doing great work in very diverse fields. We had a look at new … Continue reading
Tweet Just in case you have not seen the following resources: Digital Research Tools (Lisa Spiro and others) Digital Scholarship in the Humanities (Lisa Spiro) Geoffrey Rockwell’s blog (grockwel: Research Notes) The HASTAC blog (many authors, much good stuff by … Continue reading
Tweet Next week on Wednesday 19 November there is a double header in HUMlab (all times are Central European GMT+1): At 13.15 Talan Memmott who is a writer/artist and Lecturer in English at Blekinge Institute of Technology, Karlskrona, will talk … Continue reading
Tweet My blogging here has been sparse these last few weeks (months??) due to a serious case of final stage thesis work. I have five months left as a doctoral candidate and a lot of writing to do. However, I … Continue reading
Tweet Earlier today, I read/reread two articles on two rather different enterprises at the intersection of the humanities, art, the humanities and the digital: “Artereality” (rethinking craft in a knowledge economy). Jeffrey Schnapp and Michael Shanks. To be published in … Continue reading
