Price Lab for Digital Humanities
Save the Date! Dream Lab will take place June 1-4, 2020.
The Digital Humanities Minor has been designed to enhance the research profile of participating students and to give them the skills needed to participate more effectively in contemporary disciplinary and interdisciplinary scholarly debates.
Learn more about Projects like the English Playbills project, spearheaded by Michael Gamer and Scott Enderle. (Photo via OMNIA)
Announcements
New course in the DH Minor
The Price Lab collaborated with the English department, the Cinema and Media Studies program, and SAS Computing to launch a new DH class on Digital Fakes and Forgeries. Taught by Elizabeth Scheyder of SAS Computing’s Instructional Technology division, the class will involve hands-on work to detect and create fake images, and will count toward the DH Minor in the College.
Digital Humanities Minor
The Price Lab has released the spring 2019-2020 roster of classes for the Digital Humanities Minor. The Digital Humanities Minor guides students through three tiers of courses that augment their disciplinary studies in the humanities with advanced digital research techniques and in-depth engagement with theoretical and practical questions raised by digital humanities. More information HERE.
Mellon Summer Doctoral Research Fellowships
The Price Lab is pleased to announce Mellon Summer Research Fellowships for humanities graduate students in the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania. The fellowships have been designed to allow students to take advantage of the relatively less-hectic summer months to pursue work in the digital humanities. Selected students may use the fellowship to engage in independent study, attend training institutes, or make significant headway on a research project. More information HERE.
DReAM Lab 2019
Hosted at the University of Pennsylvania, DReAM Lab is designed to help humanists become more confident and thoughtful users, creators and critics of digital technology. There are 8 courses to choose from, each of which combines technology instruction with practical application. DReAM Lab is open to everyone but has been designed with aspiring and teaching faculty, aspiring research librarians and aspiring archivists in mind. Register now, and we'll see you June 10-14, 2019!
Michael Gamer and Scott Enderle featured in Omnia
The pair talks about their English Playbills Project.
Graduate Student DH Working Group
The Price Lab's Working Group meets biweekly to imagine generative uses of technology in student work and to sustain a community of curious young scholars. Join us!