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Call for panelists at ASIS&T 2020 – Infrastructures of Digital Humanities

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    • April 9, 2020 at 1:20 pm #4092
      Chris Alen Sula
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      Dear Colleagues,

      I am putting together a proposal for a panel at ASIS&T 2020 focused around infrastructures of digital humanities. This broad framing will look at organizational and structural aspects of the field, including collaborations, partnerships, training and support, access, impact, preservation, sustainability, and more.

      This panel aims to convene participants from a range of roles and institutions—faculty, administrators (esp. DH centers), librarians, and other information professionals—to build on previous work around common practices at various levels, differences at local and global scales, and critical issues in the development of digital humanities.

      Panel contributions may address any topic in DH infrastructure (broadly conceived) and include:
      -best practices for organizing DH work and partnerships
      -connections between departments and institutions, including linked open data and its applications
      -different ways DH work is organized around the globe, including issues of resourcing and under-resourcing
      -how these practices are in congruence or conversation (or not) with indigenous knowledge structures and practices
      -the capacity of DH to engage in public-facing work, including through storytelling
      -models of DH education and training

      This panel is convened in conjunction with a special issue of JASIS&T on digital humanities, to be published in 2021 (formal call for papers will be distributed later this spring).

      Depending on COVID-19 restrictions in place at the time of conference, virtual participation may be possible, so please consider being a contributor even if you are unsure of your ability to travel.

      Please feel free to contact me (csula@pratt.edu) if you are interested in participating as a panelist or have questions. I would appreciate hearing from potential panelists no later than April 20, 2020.

      Thank you and I hope to see you in Pittsburgh this fall!

      Chris Alen Sula, Ph.D.
      Associate Professor
      Pratt Institute, School of Information
      144 West 14th Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10011–7301
      http://chrisalensula.org / csula@pratt.edu / @chrisalensula / 212.647.7377

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