This workshop is part of the annual conference Digital Humanities in the Nordic and Baltic countries (DHNB). It will take place in Tartu, Estonia, 5-7 March 2025.

This workshop seeks to foster dialogue and collaboration among educators, program managers, and researchers focused on the development and delivery of DHSS/DHCH programs and courses. As digital humanities programs continue to grow in number and scope, the goal is to create a platform for knowledge-sharing and exploration of pedagogical, infrastructural, and collaborative challenges and solutions.

The workshop welcomes contributions that engage with topics such as curriculum development, interdisciplinary learning, project-based education, student employability, and infrastructure building in DHSS/DHCH education. This year, the workshop will also revisit topics discussed in prior years, assessing the progress of initiatives to better inform the future of DHSS/DHCH education.

Workshop Objectives

The workshop will explore several key areas:

1. Pedagogical Innovation and Experience Sharing – Participants are encouraged to present on methods, tools, and strategies they have found effective, including interdisciplinary and project-based learning models.
2. Collaborative Initiatives – The workshop aims to foster partnerships, including joint teaching programs, student exchanges, and ongoing pedagogy seminars.
3. Infrastructure Development – Addressing the infrastructural requirements essential for effective DHSS/DHCH education, including resource sharing and access to digital tools.
4. Enhancing Student Employability – Exploring methods to integrate industry-relevant skills and interdisciplinary knowledge into DHSS/DHCH curricula.
5. Community of Practice – Building a sustainable network for educators and researchers to support each other and share resources in DHSS/DHCH education.

Target Audience

This workshop is intended for:

• Educators, course instructors, and program managers involved in DHSS/DHCH programs.
• Educational researchers focused on the integration of digital tools within humanities and social sciences.
• Developers and administrators of e-learning platforms and online course materials in DHSS/DHCH.

Participants from well-established programs, as well as those in the development phase, are encouraged to submit proposals.