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  • ...Network]], this joint project was hosted by the Anglia Ruskin University [[Digital Performance Laboratory]] and [[CRASSH]]. It combined hardware hacking with [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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  • [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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  • ...oject work, developing a range of skills appropriate to careers in digital humanities research or educational technology for language teaching.
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  • ...e university changing, and being challenged by, ICT? The Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative is coordinated by CRASSH, with representatives from CARET, Cruci
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  • [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
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  • ...nline resource to study seventeenth-century English theatre, including 3-D digital models of early theatrical spaces, animated scenes and a collection of expl [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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  • [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
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  • ...n is Professor of English, and contributed to the development of [[Digital humanities]] projects within CRASSH and the [[Cambridge-MIT Institute]], including:
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  • [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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  • This project funded by [[EPSRC]] under the Digital Economy Programme Research in the Wild initiative, is directed by [[Mike Hi [[Digital humanities (Crucible theme)]]
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  • ...orithms and robotic cameras. In association with [[CRASSH]], the [[Digital Humanities Network]] and [[Anglia Ruskin University]].
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  • [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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  • Convened by [[Anne Alexander]] of Cambridge Digital Humanities, and colleagues from the Cambridge Big Data SRI, this researcher developmen
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  • ...research collaboration between technologists and researchers in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AH&SS). The main focus of this collaboration is on des ...focus of this network is on collaboration between technologists and arts, humanities and social science researchers, leading to reflective research in interdisc
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  • * [[Cambridge Digital Studios]] * Certificate in [[Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)]]
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  • Crucible led the bid for the creation of a national Digital Economy research hub to be based in Cambridge, jointly hosted by the Univer ...l funding decision was that there would be no UK research hub dedicated to digital culture or creative economy research.
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  • * Centre for Research in Arts, Social Science and Humanities: [[Mary Jacobus]] and [[Catherine Hurley]] ...ndrew Lovett]] (composer, performer, and past organiser of the [[Cambridge Digital Arts Festival]]).
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