In the humanities and the social sciences, technology is radically transforming scholarly practice. In light of these developments, scholars are posing new questions as technology continues to alter the horizons of research, knowledge dissemination, public engagement and teaching in unanticipated and sometimes disruptive ways. Co-presented by Yale University Library and the Whitney Humanities Center, this forum examines how scholarship and its supporting institutions might face the upcoming opportunities and challenges of an open, digital and networked environment. Learn more at the New Directions for Digital Scholarship website:
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15 minute presentation: preview of an interactive visualization platform for 160,000 photographs created by the federal government from 1935-1943.
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15 minute preview and summary of a program that supports Open Access for scholarly publishing
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