Category Archives: Session: Talk

Proposal for a session in which you offer to lead a group discussion on a topic or question of interest.

Google Earth and Literary Mapping—Breakout Session

Posted on May 13, 2016 by David Oberhelman

Jasmine Mulliken Visiting Assistant Professor English, OSU I would like or this combination-TALK/PLAY session to explore the potentials of using Google Earth or other locative media in literary analysis. For the TALK component, we can use my Mapping Dubliners Project, … Continue reading →

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Breakout Session: Beyond Gadgetology: Basic Concepts for Assessing the Limitations of Digital Methods

Posted on May 13, 2016 by David Oberhelman

Thomas Carlson Department of History, OSU Description: Humanities scholars are trained to critique power relationships and representations, while technology practitioners are trained to optimize what computers do, but who might think critically about the limitations of applying digital methods to … Continue reading →

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Breakout Session: Oral History and Digital Humanities: Shared Interests

Posted on May 10, 2016 by David Oberhelman

Mary Larson Associate Dean for Special Collections, OSU Libraries There are a lot of points of intersection between oral history and digital humanities, and as someone with a foot in both methodologies, I am always interested in discussing the … Continue reading →

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Breakout Session: Doing Things with Words: an Update

Posted on May 9, 2016 by David Oberhelman

Liorah Golomb, PhD, MLIS Associate Professor and Humanities Librarian Bizzell Memorial Library University of Oklahoma 401 West Brooks Street, Room 312 Norman, OK 73019 405.325.4878 Last year I discussed a project in the works: a computer-assisted analysis of the … Continue reading →

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