Bring the CDH to your class!
The Center for Digital Humanities is excited to announce a new initiative to collaborate with classes across the USM campus to build Digital Humanities projects. Through Digital Humanities, students can expand skills in areas such as data visualization, digital archiving and exhibit design, content management, text analysis, digital mapping, video gaming, web publishing, and audio/visual production. For instructors, incorporating a Digital Humanities project can be a great way to reimagine traditional assignments and engage students through creative, digitally immersive learning experiences.
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If you are interested in building a Digital Humanities project or lesson into your course, we will assist you through the entire process, from brainstorming project ideas to providing in-class tutorials for your students!
The CDH can visit your class for:
- An introductory session about Digital Humanities and CDH resources
- One-time workshops on specific digital skills or topics
- Larger, scaffolded projects developed across the term (e.g. class websites)