As semester one teaching ends, exams begin, and Puaka Matariki approaches, we thought it a good time to update you about upcoming Digital Humanities happenings in Te Pokapū | the DH Hub.
Open Hours @ Te Pokapū
Open Hours are informal sessions where staff and postgraduate researchers, teachers and librarians can explore digital projects, demonstrate digital research tools, and critically discuss the context and politics of the digital in the Humanities. These are informal discussions, hosted by a librarian, academic or postgraduate student presenting on a Digital Humanities (DH) topic, and all voices (and people belonging to them) are welcome.
On Fridays in June at 1pm, we will be hosting critical discussion and viewing sessions on topics including archaeology, data ‘stories’, digital art practice, digital security, and a wrap-up of the year so far:
- 7th June: Analogue archaeology and the digital toolkit with Dr Tim Thomas (Archaeology).
- 14th June: Towards uncertain narratives: data & “stories” – Harkanwal Singh | DH Expo 2018 Keynote Viewing & Discussion
- 21st June: Contemporary artists as digital sociologists with Chloe Geoghegan (Te Uare Taoka o Hākena)
- 28th June: Data Wrangling and Digital (in)Security with David Hood
- 5 July: Wrap-up with DH Librarians & guests
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