Keynotes Available Online

Keynotes Available Online

The video recordings of the HASTAC V Keynotes (as well as the Special Feature panel on The Future of Digital Publishing) [...]

Dec 5, 2011     No Comments
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Registration Deadline November 28th!

Registration Deadline November 28th!

If you haven’t already registered for HASTAC V, please do so soon! Registration ends Monday, November 28th. For more information, [...]

Nov 10, 2011     2 Comments
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Announcing Alt-Ac: Alternative Careers Workshop

Announcing Alt-Ac: Alternative Careers Workshop

Come learn more about the Alt-Ac world and what it means in terms of careers, community and you! Alt-Ac (shorthand [...]

Oct 31, 2011     No Comments
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Welcome to the official site of the 2011 HASTAC conference!

The conference will be held on December 1-3 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Many of our events will be hosted in the North Quadrangle, a new center for technology-driven programs at UM, including Communication Studies, the Department of Screen Arts and Cultures, and the School of Information. The “North Quad” offers living-learning dorms, classrooms, interactive meeting areas, and other innovative spaces for education.

This year’s theme, Digital Scholarly Communication, focuses on the promise and challenge of new forms of academic publication and dissemination.

The conference will feature many international initiatives such as the Law in Slavery and Freedom project. It will also explore issues of cultural change among digital natives and digital immigrants, innovation in graduate education, and pressing questions surrounding notions of access, circulation, and representation. In other words, this year’s conference examines many of the broadest and most urgent issues affecting scholarly communication and its moral, social, legal, conceptual, and international scope.

Follow the conference on Twitter @HASTAC2011 and add to the discussion using #hastac2011!


Sponsors:

The University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities

with partners: School of Information, MLibrary, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Gayle Morris Sweetland Center for Writing

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Kidder Residency in the Arts