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Sixteen teaching assistants and coordinators from various language programs came together to exchange pedagogical strategies and teaching experiences, led by Alena Shestopalova.
The most recent Digital Humanities Meet-Up showcased spring courses that feature a digital or media component and/or explore a digital aspect, including 11 courses that span study in both language and culture.
Presenters were limited to one PowerPoint slide and a three-minute project pitch that was reviewed by a committee focusing on three criteria to determine the top three pitches, which were awarded start-up funding.
Professors Maria Comsa, Kathleen Condray, Annie Doucet and Rhodora Vennarucci gave presentations on various projects being pursued
The Digital Humanities Meet-Up returns for the start of its fall series from 4-5 p.m. Thursday in the World Languages & Digital Humanities Studio at the J.B. Hunt Center for Excellence, room 207.