The Promise and Perils of Doing History in a Digital Age

Andrew Torget’s February talk, “The Promise and Perils of Doing History in a Digital Age” is now up on iTunes U (listed as part of the Summersell Center talks):

https://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/promise-perils-doing-history/id571284817?i=137137108

If you were unable to attend this talk, this is a terrific resource for people interested in new DH projects as well as an overview of the field and its history.

 

Geospatial Information Sciences Awareness Day

Additional information here: http://geography.ua.edu/news/post.php?p=163

GIST Awareness Day (Printable PDF)

The College of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Geography are sponsoring a poster contest open to all University of Alabama undergraduate and graduate student users of Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing and other Geospatial Technologies.

Posters will be displayed and competition winners will be announced on Thursday, November 15, 2012, in the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library. The poster competition is part of a larger event sponsored by the University Libraries’ and the College of Arts and Sciences’ to highlight the widespread applications of geospatial sciences and technologies.

Undergraduate and graduate submissions will be judged separately, and the winners in each category will receive CASH PRIZES in the amount of the following:

1st place:   $250

2nd place:  $150

3rd place:     $50