Digital Frontiers 2018 Schedule
Thursday, October 4
| Time | Session | Presenter | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0800-0900 | Registration, Coffee, and Poster Installation | ||
| 0900-0910 | Opening Session | John Martin University of North Texas |
Welcome |
| 0920-0930 | Clarence Lang Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences University of Kansas |
KU Administration Welcome | |
| 0920-0930 | Brian Rosenblum, Sarah Bishop University of Kansas |
KU IDRH Co-Directors' Welcome | |
| 0930-0940 | Spencer Keralis Digital Frontiers |
Digital Frontiers Director's Welcome | |
| 0940-1040 | Opening Keynote | Lauren Klein Georgia Tech |
Data Feminism: Community, Allyship, and Action in the Digital Humanities |
| 1040-1100 | Break | ||
| 1100-Noon | Session One | An Sasala Mariah Crystal Charlesia McKinney Sierra Watt University of Kansas |
Feminist Use of Digital Humanities: Grad Student Approaches and Perspectives |
| Noon-1300 | Lunch | Menu TBD | |
| 1300-1400 | Session Two | Steven Ramsay Brian Pytlik-Zillig University of Nebraska-Lincoln Susan Wiesner University of Maryland Rommie Stalnaker Independent Scholar |
Digital Humanities and the Performing Arts: A Collaboration |
| 1400-1415 | Break | ||
| 1415-1530 | Session Three | Linda Reynolds Perky Beisel Stephen F. Austin State University Kelley Snowden University of Texas at Tyler |
Dipping Vats and Goat Roping: Voices from Small Places |
| Katherine Knowles Jessica DeSpain Kristine Hildebrandt Jill Anderson Southern Illinois University Edwardsville |
Digital Community Engagement at a Regional University | ||
| 1530-1545 | Break | ||
| 1545-1645 | Session Four | Shane Lynch Guillermina Pena-Sandoval Rain Charger Tweesna Rose Mills University of Kansas |
Voices of Resilience |
| 1650-1710 | Minute Madness | All Poster Presenters | |
| 1730-1930 | Reception | Menu TBD | |
| 1730-1830 | Poster Session | Michael DeAnda Illinois Institute of Technology |
Bulge Lab: An Alternate Reality Game about Body Image, Masculinity, and Viruses |
| Lee Fulton Mike Mease Stephany Seay Jesse Crocker Buffalo Field Campaign |
Endangered Species Act documentation of wildlife migration in a Geographic Information System | ||
| Liz King Wade Martin Texas State University |
From VHS to MP4: Improving access to 40 years of literary recordings | ||
| Antoinette Moore Hilo Medical Center Spencer Keralis Digital Frontiers |
Lived Experience: Using Digital Oral Histories to Teach Compassionate Care | ||
| Peggy Lindner Kristina Neumann University of Houston |
Finding Connection in Ancient Syria | ||
Friday, October 5
| Time | Session | Presenter | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0800-0830 | Registration, Coffee | ||
| 0830-0930 | Session Five | Jessica Elam Rockhurst University Joshua Jackson North Carolina State University Sarah Evans Molloy College Edwin Lohmeyer University of Central Florida |
Building Supportive Communities: Methods and Perspectives on Promoting Inclusivity, Intersectionality, and Interdisciplinarity in the Digital Humanities |
| 0930-0945 | Break | ||
| 0945-1100 | Session Six | Lyndsay Bratton Catherine Benoît Phillip Barnes Sufia Uddin Connecticut College |
Collaborative Intelligence: Building a Community of Practice in Digital Scholarship at a Liberal Arts College |
| Margaret Terrill Jonathan McMichael Rafia Mirza Southern Methodist University |
Overcoming the Curse of Knowledge with Cross-disciplinary Collaboration: Applying User Experience Approaches to Digital Humanities | ||
| 1100-1115 | Break | ||
| 1115-Noon | Session Seven | Nicholas Kelly University of Iowa |
Exploring Aesthetic Communities with Text Mining and Data Visualization: The Program Era Project and the Iowa Writers' Workshop |
| Gordon Carlson Matt Clarke Nicholas Caporusso Alex Perez Chris Jacobs Ella Ding Fort Hays State University |
Best of Both Worlds: Combining 360 Video and Augmented Reality for Understanding and Creating Narrative | ||
| Noon-1300 | Lunch | Menu TBD | |
| 1300-1400 | Keynote | Rasheedah Phillips | Communal, Quantum and Afrofutures: Time & Memory Mapping in Marginalized Communities |
| 1400-1415 | Break | ||
| 1415-1515 | Session Eight | Lorie Vanchena Ashley Yoder University of Kansas Drew Crist Independent Designer |
WWI Immigrant Poetry: A Digital Humanities Project |
| Philip Rusche Ed Nagelhout University of Nevada Las Vegas |
Revising the Textbook(s): Open Access, Open Pedagogy, Open Communities | ||
| Samantha Dodd University of Texas at Arlington |
Sunny Side Up: How GLAM Wiki Saved My Bacon | ||
| 1515-1530 | Break | ||
| 1530-1645 | Session 9 | Chad Uhl Philip Stinson University of Kansas |
Digitally Reviving a Numismatic Collection: Pedagogy and Scholarship |
| Joshua Miner University of Kansas |
Indigenous Computational Bodies and Settler-Colonial Violence | ||
| Erin O'Quinn North Carolina State University |
Remaking Space: A Geo-spatial Visualization of the Irwinville Farms Community | ||
| Alison Langmead Josh Ellenbogen University of Pittsburgh |
Forms of Equivalence: Bertillonnage and the History of Information Management | ||
| 1645-1700 | Farewell | Spencer Keralis Digital Frontiers Brian Rosenblum University of Kansas |
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| 1730-2000 | Informal Happy Hour | Location TBD |
Saturday, October 6
Workshops are free and open to the public, but require additional sign up. Please click here to register for the workshops.
| Time | Room | Presenter | Workshop |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:15-10:45 | Micah Bateman University of Texas at Austin |
TWARC It! Workshop: Harvesting and Preserving Twitterature | |
| xtine burrough Sabrina Starnaman University of Texas at Dallas |
An Archive of Unnamed Women | ||
| 11:00-12:30 | Zach Coble New York University |
Collecting Data with Web Scraping | |
| Spencer Keralis Digital Frontiers Melissa Gonzales Houston Community College District |
Documenting Local History with Interactive Timelines |
