On 2nd October, 2012, Minister Jimmy Deenihan launched the Mary Martin Diary online resource, “A Family At War” . The website, which was devised and developed by students on the TCD MPhil in Digital Humanities and Culture, gives a digital insight of the diaries of a mother in South Dublin in Read More …
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A CURATE! Night
Staff and students in the Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin, were treated to a festive game of DigCurV’s CURATE! on Friday 7th December, 2012. Around 15 staff and postgrad students as well as staff from cultural heritage institutions in Dublin, sat down with mulled wine and mince pies Read More …
Year of Ulysses talks 2013
Continuing the year-long series of talks organised by Modernist Versions around James Joyce’s classic book, Ulysses, Trinity Long Room Hub and the School of English are delighted to announce two talks for the New Year. Prof. Anne Fogarty, UCD, and Prof. Sam Slote, TCD will deliver their unique perspectives on chapters from Read More …
New Methods/New Perspectives on Humanities Scholarship: A NeDIMAH/DARIAH Workshop
Tuesday 27 November, 9.00-3.00 A free event hosted by DH@TCD at the Trinity Long Room Hub Digital technologies have opened up a wealth of methodologies that can augment and enhance more traditional research practice, allowing new ways to engage with the ever-growing web of digital data. This one-day workshop sponsored Read More …
Free public talks in the Trinity Long Room Hub as part of the Year of Ulysses (YoU) celebration
TCD is delighted to participate in the Year of Ulysses (YoU), an initiative of the Modernist Versions Project <modernistversions.com> . The project features a release of scans from the original 1922 edition, public talks by noted Joyceans from around the world, monthly twitter chats, an art competition, as well as Read More …
Two Innovative Digital Projects Selected
We are delighted to announce that Angela Griffith and Philip McEvansoneya’s Drawn to the page; Irish artists and Illustration 1830-1930, and Andrew Johnstone’s Sources of English Sacred Music (SESM) were selected last spring from a open competition for innovative digital projects at TCD. These projects will be supported throughout the Read More …
Welcome to the new Digital Humanities @ Trinity website!
In the five years since the the first DH project was begun at TCD, the 1641 Depositions Project with a lot of enthusiasm tempered by precious little experience, DH@TCD has grown to encompass a raft of projects and an ever expanding ‘big tent’ of colleagues who collaborate with us on Read More …