DH Course Registry

Contacts

• Anna Woldrich

  Co-Chair of the DHCR Working Group

  Anna Woldrich has a background in the field of mass media and communication studies, focusing...

  Anna Woldrich has a background in the field of mass media and communication studies, focusing on radio, broadcasting, marketing, communication research and communication theory. She is co-chairing the DH Course Registry Working Group and is based at the Austrian Center for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Austrian Academy of Sciences.

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• Iulianna van der Lek-Ciudin

  Training and Education Officer, Co-Chair of the DHCR Working Group

  Iulianna is a Training and Education Officer at CLARIN ERIC. In this role, she is...

  Iulianna is a Training and Education Officer at CLARIN ERIC. In this role, she is working closely with the CLARIN community to ensure that the training and resource activities relevant to the humanities and social sciences disciplines are developed according to the FAIR principles for scientific data management. In addition, she is coordinating CLARIN's activities in the UPSKILLS project, an ERASMUS+ initiative that aims at upgrading the skills of Linguistics and Language Students. In the past, Iulianna worked as a terminologist, technical writer and lecturer in Computer-Aided Translation and Terminology Management. Besides teaching, she has experience in optimising and developing training programs for both students and professional translators. Finally, Iulianna has been involved in community projects, such as the development of the Language Technology Wiki, Translation Commons and is a member of the JIAMCATT Liaison Committee at the European Commission.

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• María Goicoechea

  Co-Chair of the DHCR Working Group

  María Goicoechea is Associate Professor of the English Department at the Complutense University of Madrid...

  María Goicoechea is Associate Professor of the English Department at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) and coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Digital Letters. Her research interests focus on literary and artistic reception in the field of cyberculture. She has published extensively on cyberculture from the double perspective of science-fiction and electronic literature, paying particular attention to changes in reading rituals, transliteracy, and the evolution of literary publishing formats.  Prof. Goicoechea is a member of LEETHI Research Group (UCM), and of HERMENEIA (Universitat de Barcelona), two interdisciplinary research groups dedicated to the study of literature and computers. She has been the Principal Investigator of the project eLITE-CM in Electronic Literary Edition (50% co-financed by the European Social Fund). She has co-curated several electronic literature exhibitions and, together with Laura Sánchez, is the co-founder of Ciberia Project, a web dedicated to the promotion of electronic literature. She is the author of Mi robot lunático (2019), an interactive story for children, and editor of the Interactive Calleja Project (2021), a collection of digitally enriched short stories based on Edith Nesbit’s tales. 

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