At the last minute, Happy DH Day everyone! I'd like to take this opportunity to post an informal message about what a pleasure it's been having involved myself within the DH 5000 community. I know it's not over yet, and with the Pecha Kucha approaching, the best is yet to come. I look forward to hearing about what all of you have done for the final research project, and I'm sure our last class will be most inspiring. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Dimitri for having invited me to collaborate with him on an exclusive opportunity to explore the world of DH inside Canada's first national museum. I hope you enjoyed the presentation, and Sandro's first go at using Prezi encouraged us to try the tool; which worked quite well in facilitating Dimitri and I to edit the Prezi collaboratively. I also wanted to say how much I enjoyed these last two weeks working in groups - first with Story Trek, and recently on our last collaborative project of critical issues in DH. As the course nears an end and I reflect on DH Day, 2014; I feel privileged for having been engaged in such an interdisciplinary creative environment.
Hear, hear, I can only second you on that , it has been a thought provoking and eye opening course or shall I say hands on workshop and/or discovery journey. When I started this course I had a little idea what would be the outcome on my personal level. However, as the course has progressed with so many insightful presentations, the spirit of inspiration hovered over me and now I have so many initiatives of collaborative and interdisciplinary aspect that are either half cooked or in the process of maturity and all I can say is that I cannot wait to see their potentials in landscaping and redefining many aspects of humanities and social sciences. Thank you all for your camaraderie and collaboration. As I posted somewhere else in this group earlier today , this is just the beginning and the sky is the limit.
My thanks go to Brian for facilitating the course, Frank Mitchell for coordinating a massive work for this first cohort , Dawn Schmidt for all the reminders and keeping the flow of communication in a smooth way and last but not least all those great presenters who took time out of their busy schedule to share with us their inspirational projects in interesting workshops. I say to all of you THANKS A ZILLION for making a change in our academic endeavors, therefore , stay tuned for more in the near future.
started by Stéphane Lavie on 09 Apr 14
My thanks go to Brian for facilitating the course, Frank Mitchell for coordinating a massive work for this first cohort , Dawn Schmidt for all the reminders and keeping the flow of communication in a smooth way and last but not least all those great presenters who took time out of their busy schedule to share with us their inspirational projects in interesting workshops. I say to all of you THANKS A ZILLION for making a change in our academic endeavors, therefore , stay tuned for more in the near future.