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8 Feb 2006

UNL/CLIR Fellowship: Abraham Lincoln, Walt Whitman, and Washington, D.C

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:46-04:00Feb 8, 2006|Community|

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries offer a one-year Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Humanities. The Fellow will be based in the University Libraries' Digital Initiatives & Special Collections Department (DISC) and will be involved in a major Center for Digital Research in the Humanities project dealing with Abraham Lincoln, Walt Whitman, and Washington, D.C. during the Civil War.

6 Feb 2006

Congratulations to MITH Fellow Regina Harrison

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:46-04:00Feb 6, 2006|Community|

Please join us in congratulating Regina Harrison for being awarded the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) 2006 "Award of Merit in Film," which is given for "excellence in the visual presentation of educational and artistic materials on Latin America." The film, entitled "Mined to Death," will screen at MITH next week on February 14th as part of our Digital Dialogues series.

1 Feb 2006

Welcome to MITH’s New Web Site

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:47-04:00Feb 1, 2006|Community|

Welcome to MITH's new Web site! This is the fourth iteration of MITH's Web presence since the Institute was founded in 1999. The centerpiece of [...]

31 Jan 2006

Code Aesthetics: A Digital Dialogue

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:47-04:00Jan 31, 2006|Digital Dialogues|

The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) is pleased to announce a special *THURSDAY* Digital Dialogue on November 17th, at 12:30 in the MITH Conference Room: "A Box, Darkly: Obfuscation, Weird Languages, and Code Aesthetics," presented by Nick Montfort, University of Pennsylvania

31 Jan 2006

2/7 Digital Dialogue: William Gibson’s Pattern Recognition

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:47-04:00Jan 31, 2006|Digital Dialogues|

MITH's first Digital Dialogue of the spring 2006 semester will be a discussion of William Gibson's novel Pattern Recognition (2003), on Tuesday, Feb. 7th at our usual 12:30 time in the MITH seminar room. Anyone with an interest in the book is welcome to attend.

12 Jan 2006

Graduate Student Fellowship and Award Recipients

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:48-04:00Jan 12, 2006|Community|

MITH is delighted to announce the award winners of our Winnemore Scholarship and Travel Grants for 2005-2006.

9 Jan 2006

nora Project Update

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:48-04:00Jan 9, 2006|Research|

The nora project has new content online. Of greatest interest perhaps is the ability to experiment with a demo based on our work here at Maryland.

29 Dec 2005

ELO and MITH Announce Partnership

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:48-04:00Dec 29, 2005|Community|

At today's MLA event the Electronic Literature Organization and the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities announced that we have agreed on the principles of a wide-ranging partnership.

1 Dec 2005

MITH’s Research: A Digital Dialogue

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:49-04:00Dec 1, 2005|Digital Dialogues|

Tuesday, December 6th, 12:30pm; MITH Conference Room, B0135 McKeldin Library. Find out about the research going on in MITH this year as Matt Kirschenbaum and Carl Stahmer discuss MITH's involvement in pattern recognition technologies.

22 Nov 2005

High Speed GRID Computing at Maryland: A Digital Dialogue

By MITH|2020-10-08T16:08:49-04:00Nov 22, 2005|Dialogue, Digital Dialogues|

Tuesday, Nov. 29th, 12:30pm; MITH Conference Room, B0135 McKeldin Library. Join us as speaker Michael Cummins from UMIACS, the Maryland Institute for Advance Computer Studies, discusses the history, architecture, and applications of Grid Computing at the University and Maryland.

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NEH Digital Humanities

@NEH_ODH

☀️ Good morning! Did you know that October is National Arts & Humanities Month? We'll be celebrating by highlighting the amazing digital humanities projects we've funded in the past year using #ODHFunded #NAHM20 Follow along! ☀️

2:13 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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WITNESS

@witnessorg

Your media matters. Protect your media with our in-depth guidance on archiving for the long-term preservation, use, and accessibility of digital video: wit.to/Archive-Guide. twitter.com/document…

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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bibliotekah

@tttkay

If you're interested in ethically archiving social media, check out @fromADMwithlove's Social Humans label project through @documentnow docnow.io/social-hum… #archives

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Vernon Mitchell, Jr.

@vcmitchelljr

Really proud of the work that I did with my colleagues at @documentnow. More proud of the new directions the work is going. In our current uncertain sociopolitical moment @DocNow continues to be vitally important to creating new ethical ways to archive social media.

1:48 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Trevor Owens 💾🗄🕚

@tjowens

Excited to see “Datasets at the @librarycongress: A Research Guide” by Lynn Weinstein come out! guides.loc.gov/datas… full of great info on the selected datasets collection!

1:41 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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aleiabrown

@CollardStudies

I’m so glad we are talking about the capaciousness of Black Studies. @amplify285 brings this approach to our work @UMD_AADHum @UMD_MITH, encouraging experimentation/breaking/playing/(re)mixing computational tools in our understanding of Black life. #BlackDH twitter.com/CollardS…

1:32 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

In cooperation with the executor of his literary estate @smtracz, @HyperCardOnline, and the @internetarchive, I am very excited to announce the publication of 14 lost “HyperPoems” by the noted poet William H. Dickey (1928-1994): archive.org/details/… archive.org/details/… pic.twitter.com/0CiO…

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

The poems, edited for a never-realized posthumous publication, were recovered from the laptop of Deena Larsen at @UMD_MITH by @UMDEnglish Professor Matthew Kirschenbaum. The @internetarchive (fittingly in Dickey’s home city of San Francisco) finally offers us a platform for them.

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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