Join us for the first installment of Media Mondays this Monday, February 6th at Noon in the REL Digital Lab (PRH 200-A)! Media Mondays, which will be held on the first and third Mondays of the month, focus on the creative side of digital tools. We hope to inspire our…
Welcome Back!
The REL Digital Lab would like to welcome you back for the Spring Semester. The RELdl is off to a busy start, with students and faculty projects in the works for the spring semester. We encourage all who have an interest in Digital Humanities to stop by and discuss with…
Getting to Know the REL Digital Lab: Podcasting
It’s already October and the REL Digital Lab has seen great traffic throughout this busy semester, but have you stopped by yet? Why not join us for the third Brownbag event on Wednesday, October 26th, from Noon to 1pm. We are continuing our “Basics of …” series. Wednesday we will focus on our lab’s audio recording tech…
Get to Know the REL Digital Lab: Scanning
It’s already a month into the semester and the REL Digital Lab has already seen great traffic, but have you stopped by yet? Why not join us for the second Brownbag event tomorrow, September 28th, from Noon to 1pm. We are continuing our “Basics of …” series. Tomorrow we will…
Digital Humanities Working Group: Nathan Loewen
Please join us Friday, September 16th, for the first DH Working Group of the Fall 2022 semester featuring Dr. Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor in the Department of Religious Studies. Dr. Loewen will kick off the DH Working Group with a conversation about works in progress. His research tackles questions of…
Get to Know the REL Digital Lab
The REL Digital Lab is open and we want to see you! Haven’t been to the Digital Lab yet? That’s ok! We have our first event tomorrow, August 31, from Noon to 1pm. Join us as we launch our “Basics of … ” brownbag series. Tomorrow we will focus on…
Launching Year Two of the REL Digital Lab
Welcome back to campus and to a new year for the REL Digital Lab. Last year was a productive one in the RELdl. We hosted class session and independent studies, supported faculty projects including digitizing scrapbooks, creating podcasts, editing videos, and analyzing texts, and began hosting a working group for…
Second DH Working Group on April 11th
Please join us on April 11th at Noon in ten Hoor 30 for the second meeting of the Digital Humanities Working Group. Dr. Jennifer Feltman, Assistant Professor in Art and Art History, will be discussing and demonstrating her research creating VR Cathedral, an Oculus Quest application that introduces Gothic architecture…
First Digital Humanities Working Group Meeting
The Digital Humanities Working Group promotes digital and computational research in the humanities and social sciences. On February 23rd, we hosted the first meeting of the DH Working Group, featuring Prof. Joseph Smith of Political Science. Prof. Smith talked about his research using automated content analysis to explore issues such…
Teaching Digital Methods
One of the hallmarks of the MA program in Religious Studies here at UA is the emphasis on digital humanities and on training students to work both inside and outside of academia. Students complete a mandatory “Public Humanities Foundations” course that has a strong digital media emphasis, and also complete…