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The #dariahTeach Working Group provides and promotes the creation and dissemination of high-quality teaching and training materials for researchers and students interested in Digital Humanities tools, methods and approaches.

The working group focuses in particular on:

  • the sustainability and further development of the #dariahTeach platform;
  • the development of collaborative, consortium-wide online teaching and training materials;
  • the development of new models for evaluating and publishing teaching and training materials;
  • activities that foster a better understanding of teaching DH across disciplinary, institutional, linguistic, and cultural borders.

Тhe Working Group is designing and implementing an open-source, multilingual platform for sharing, disseminating and preserving digital humanities teaching and training materials #dariahTeach (http://dariah.eu/teach).

 

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  • Costas Papadopoulos

    Assistant Professor Literature & Art, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

    Costas Papadopoulos is an Assistant Professor in Digital Humanities and Culture Studies. Costas' research spans...

    Costas Papadopoulos is an Assistant Professor in Digital Humanities and Culture Studies. Costas' research spans the development of virtual worlds to interpret societies of the past, to the application of computational imaging to analyse material culture, to the use of digital ethnographic methods to evaluate digital pedagogy and interactive teaching methods. Much of his scholarship focuses on heritage visualisation using a variety of 2D and 3D media for quantitative and qualitative studies. Another strand of his research involves understanding the affordances of mobile media in museum and classroom contexts and their role in the development of narratives and communication. More recently, his research has focused on the shift from the analogue to the digital, its affordances and limitations, as well as on new forms of social media, in which traditional research outputs are replaced by increasingly multimedial forms of born digital content. It explores the concept of ‘phygital’ (a melding of the physical and digital) in which new ways of engagement across different contexts and age groups, leverages technology to empower non-academic audiences with the tools and methods that experts use, moving them from end-users to content developers.

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  • Susan Schreibman

    Professor, Professor Literature & Art, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

    s.schreibman@maastrichtuniversity.nl

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