Digital Humanities Seminars

The Digital Humanities (DH) Seminar series is aimed at providing a forum for relevant DH discussion in the region and beyond, inspiring collaboration with wider audiences about the emerging field of DH field and University’s DH Initiative, thus both strengthening the DH Initiative’s established network, as well as creating a space for collaboration between universities and cross-sectoral partners at national and international levels.

Past seminars

2018
- Frank Fisher. Nodes. Edges. Plot? – The advent of social network analysis (SNA) in the literary studies. 30 October. Abstract
- Jean-François Blanchette. What LIS graduates need to know about computing – the case of the PDF file format. 18 May. Abstract
- Anna Foka. Anna Foka: Critical infrastructures. 08 May. Abstract Presentation
- Christine L. Borgman. Big data, little data, or no data? iSchools, scholarship, and stewardship. 07 May. Abstract. Presentation.
- Stefan Eklöf Amirell. The 2017 Oxford Summer school in digital humanities: some impressions and implications for teaching and research in the humanities at Linnaeus University. 23 April. Abstract. Presentation.
- Henrik Summanen. National coordination and development of the Swedish digital cultural heritage. 10 April. Abstract. Presentation.
- Helle Strandgaard Jensen. Media, history & archives: digitisation of archives and the influence on historical research. 28 February. Abstract.
Frank Fischer. Nodes. Edges. Plot? – The advent of social network analysis (SNA) in the literary studies. 30 October. Abstract.
Frank Fischer. Nodes. Edges. Plot? – The advent of social network analysis (SNA) in the literary studies. 30 October. Abstract.

2017

Arwid Lund. Open data in the age of big data capitalism. 06 December. Abstract. Presentation.
Elisabet Göransson. Some perspectives on digital and critical text editions. 28 November. Abstract. Presentation.
Jane Winters. Too much information? Negotiating the archives of the Web. 17 October. Abstract. Presentation.
Dagmar Brunow. What's in a name? - Metadata and the curation of access to digital audiovisual collections. 25 September. Abstract. Article.

2016

Johan Åhlfeldt. Open data and research data in the humanities. 07 June. Presentation.

2015
- Ilir Jusufi. Visual analysis of multivariate data from different science domains – from biochemistry to social sciences. 19 November 2015.
- Aris Alissandrakis, Susanna Nordmark. Mobile digital storytelling as means for influencing technology enhanced learning sustainability in teacher practices. 19 November.

Streaming

Seminars are streamed via LnuPlay at the following link, https://play.lnu.se/channel/Digital%2BHumanities%2BSeminars/322856

Video seminars

Video recordings of seminars by lecturers who gave permission are now available via LnuPlay.