communication & collaboration in international digital humanities projects
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HASTAC 2011 Roundtable. ABSTRACT: As the digital humanities increase in popularity, so do their geographic reach. International digital collaborative projects, however, carry unique sets of constraints and characteristics that make them both challenging and rewarding. It is within this context that this panel, composed of scholars from (and affiliated with) Michigan State University's MATRIX: The Center for the Humane Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Online (matrix.msu.edu), will introduce several international digital projects and highlight the unique challenges inherent to international communication and collaboration. Above all, this panel is intended to be a dynamic and fruitful conversation between attendees and panel members.TRANSCRIPT
communication & collaboration in
INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL HUMANITIES PROJECTS
ETHAN WATRALL MATRIX, Department of Anthropology
DEAN REHBERGER MATRIX, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Culture
PETER ALEGI MATRIX, Department of History
CATHERINE FOLEY MATRIX
SCOTT PENNINGTON MATRIX
JUSTINE RICHARDSON MATRIX
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Dean Rehberger
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Justine Richardson
Peter Alegi
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