Making Connections #HCTwitterConf19

18 July 2019

Schedule

The conference has passed, but you can click on the titles of each presentation in order to ‘attend’ that presentation at any time! One of the benefits of a Twitter conference is the fact that each presentation remains available and archived.

TIME  PRESENTER INFORMATION
9:00 AM EDT “Why Should I?” 

Louise O’Boyle

@louoboyle

9:20 AM EDT “Creating an [academic] Online Presence via Humanities Commons Blog”

Kay Sohini

@KaySohini

9:40 AM EDT “Teaching DH in India: Online/Offline” 

Arjun Ghosh

@arjun_ghosh

10:00 AM EDT “Using Humanities Commons to Teach”

Palak Taneja

@PalakTaneja90

10:20 AM EDT “Yes, YOU Can! Building capable, sustainable web-based research databases and public outreach with just a browser”

Ian Johnson

@ianjohnson

10:40 AM EDT KEYNOTE #1

“Publishing as process: Humanities Commons as a collaborative publication platform”

Janneke Adema

@OpenReflections

11:20 AM EDT “Someone Built a Tower on the Commons”

Pat Lockley

@pgogy

11:40 AM EDT “Humanities Commons as a Project Platform”

Andrew Newman

@DrewNewman13

12:00 PM EDT “Virtual Hemingway: Using Humanities Commons to Create a Website Archive”

Lisa Tyler

@LisaTylerPhD

12:20 PM EDT “De-Canonizing Shakespeare”

Tony Tambasco

@tambascot

12:40 PM EDT “Shakespeare in Early Film: A New Online Resource”

Kendra Leonard

@K_Leonard_PhD

1:00 PM EDT Humanities Commons as the Map of an (Evolving) Academic Career”

A. David Lewis

@ADLewis

1:20 PM EDT “All the Lost Sheep”

Patrick McEvoy-Halston

@invisiblecount

1:40 PM EDT “Building Dual Power”

Adam Edwards

@AdamDEdwards

2:00 PM EDT “Against All Odds: Researching and Presenting the Stories of Mississippi’s First Black Legislators” 

DeeDee Baldwin

@DeeDeeBaldwinMS

2:20 PM EDT KEYNOTE #2

“Twitter, Equity, and Justice in the Humanities”

Roopika Risam

@RoopikaRisam

3:00 PM EDT “Showing Up and Spending Time: Building Value at HC”

Linda Levitt

@LindaLevitt

3:20 PM EDT “EarlyPrint Library”

Philip Burns

@pibburns

3:40 PM EDT “The Historical Atlas of Lowell: A Deep Mapping Project”

Michael Millner

@ianjohnson0

4:00 PM EDT “Re-thinking Neurohumanities”

Amanda Caterina Leong & Mehran Moradi

@acatleong11

@mehranspitmaan

4:20 PM EDT “Arts Management – Better Connecting Academia and Practice”

Sherri Helwig

@ianjohnson1

4:40 PM EDT

 

Humanities Commons’ Influence on Writing Courses Engagement”

Erin Jensen

@ianjohnson2

5:00 PM EDT “The Legacy of Oscar Mack: Memory, Community, and Recovery”

Julian Chambliss

@JulianChambliss

5:20 PM EDT “Research as a Process: Read/Think/Research/Write/Revise/Think”

Brooke A. Carlson

@unibcarlson

5:40 PM EDT Tea and Coffee Break
6:00 PM EDT “Rhetoric, Social Media, and Humanities Commons

Bradley Philbert

@bphilbert

6:20 PM EDT “#LitCrit: Literature and Critique in the Age of Twitter”

Daniella Gati

@Gati_Daniella

6:40 PM EDT “Giving Voice to the Public Domain in a Crowdsourced Creation/Curation Community”

Amelia Chesley

@plaidsicle

 

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