Mapping Soweto

Interactively mapping social history in Soweto

  • gps/gis imaging integration
  • social media integration
  • collaborative and shareable
  • free and open-source

Collaborating through Open-Access Scholarly Publications on Wordpress

Discussions and panel presentations featuring three rich examples of multi-authored, open-access publications, to demonstrate working models and facilitate a broad discussion of innovations and implications for partnerships by liberal arts colleges.

Historic Sites Database

A rich archive and organizational model allowing users to browse and contribute key locations at the heart of social history.

Comparative Japanese Film Archive

An archive preserving and analyzing Japanese silent films from the 1910s to the 1930s, to promote a deeper understanding of historical and cultural aspects of Japan.

Media Scholarship in the Liberal Arts

NITLE grant-funded project exploring, researching, and helping support media scholarship across the liberal arts curriculum.

Digital Humanities Initiative Mission

The Digital Humanities initiative (DHi) at Hamilton College is a collaboratory - digital parlance for a research and teaching collaboration - where new media and computing technologies are used to promote humanities-based teaching, research, and scholarship across the liberal arts.

DHi creates opportunities for new interdisciplinary models and methods of collaboration between faculty and students.

These activities support a fundamental shift in humanities research, leveraging the potential of technology to access and manipulate rich media collections in ways that increase collaborative scholarship (not only within Hamilton humanities but also, potentially, with other institutions around the world) and lead to the generation of new knowledge.

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