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How Digital Humanities Set Me Apart in the Silicon Valley
by CDH Guest Author in News“What is Digital Humanities?” I asked myself this question three years ago as a Communications Studies major at UCLA. The...
At-risk Cultural Heritage and the Digital Humanities
by CDH Guest Author in NewsUCLA is a partner in a UC President’s Catalyst Award, one of only four of such grants awarded in 2016....
Digital Separation: Are mobile technologies moving us together or further apart?
by CDH Guest Author in NewsTo follow up on an article written by my esteemed predecessor, I’d like to explore how developments in mobile technology...
Are 4K TVs worth buying?
by Phuong Truong in NewsIt seems not too long ago that we were making the switch from Standard Definition (SD) TV to High Definition...
Locally Archived Websites
by Wendy Perla Kurtz in NewsWhat do you do with a website once it has reached the end of its lifecycle? There are any number...
Mapping Indigenous LA: A HumTech Project Collaboration in the News!
by John Lynch in NewsOn behalf of HumTech, I would like to congratulate the team behind one of our past project collaborations, Mapping Indigenous...
The DNA of Shakespeare’s Works
by CDH Guest Author in NewsShakespeare died 400 years ago this week, but we’re still getting to know him. And, thanks to UCLA’s Center for...
Unbinding the Archive
by CDH Guest Author in NewsI am working on a digital humanities project that examines what I term “the archival novel,” a genre that structurally...
Hypermaterializing Posthuman Poetics
by CDH Guest Author in News“Hypermaterializing Posthuman Poetics” is a practice-based investigation into the use of meta-data structures for conducting and presenting literary criticism. In...