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• Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative
  ...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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• Digital humanities (Crucible theme)
  ...ocus of activity in this area is now conducted via the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]. * [[Digital Resources in the Humanities and Arts]]
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• Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities
  #REDIRECT [[Digital humanities (Crucible theme)]]
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• Digital Resources in the Humanities and Arts
  ...nference was hosted by [[CRASSH]] in order to raise the profile of Digital Humanities work in Cambridge. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Kurt Fendt
  ...e-MIT Institute]], and acted as external examiner for the Certificate in [[Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)]]. [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
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• Mary Jacobus
  ...d has been a key champion for the establishment of the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Anne Anderson
  ...a research fellow at [[CRASSH]], and also manages the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]] * [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]
  346 bytes (43 words) - 07:32, 29 August 2011
• Anne Alexander
  Coordinator of the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]], based at [[CRASSH]] ...a research fellow at [[CRASSH]], and also manages the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]
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• Tamsin Mann
  ...nities and Arts]] conference, and was would have been the manager of the [[Digital culture in society]] research hub. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
  429 bytes (62 words) - 07:55, 29 August 2011
• David Robey
  David directed the [[ICT Methods Network]] for the [[Arts and Humanities Research Council]] [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Digital Resources in the Humanities and Arts
  ...nference was hosted by [[CRASSH]] in order to raise the profile of Digital Humanities work in Cambridge. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
  261 bytes (35 words) - 06:47, 15 August 2011
• John Rink
  ...he [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]], with a special interest in digital music editions. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
  294 bytes (39 words) - 07:13, 31 August 2011
• ICT Methods Network
  ...[[David Robey]]. Subsequent activity continues via the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]. [[Crucible Theme:Digital Humanities]]
  663 bytes (89 words) - 10:10, 27 August 2011
• Gavin Burnage
  Gavin created the Certificate in [[Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)]] in the Cambridge department of [[Modern [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
  207 bytes (25 words) - 11:51, 29 August 2011
• Mel Leggatt
  ...ge: Exploring Computational Techniques]]. She directs the Certificate in [[Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)]]. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Mark Turin
  ...CRASSH]], where he directs the [[World Oral Literature Project]] and the [[Digital Himalaya Project]]. * [[Cultures of the Digital Economy]]
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• Critical coding
  ...nt venture between the [[Computer Laboratory]] and the Cambridge [[Digital Humanities Initiative]].
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• CRASSH
  The Cambridge Centre for Research in Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) was established in the same year as Crucible, and like Crucible, h ...ross-school seed funding programme that is developing awareness of Digital Humanities research in Cambridge.
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• Representing Knowledge: Exploring Computational Techniques
  ...this goal". Work toward that end is now focused in the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]. [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Digital humanities (Crucible theme)
  ...ocus of activity in this area is now conducted via the [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]. * [[Digital Resources in the Humanities and Arts]]
  639 bytes (76 words) - 15:20, 31 July 2020
• Public value from technology in the arts
  ...h ([[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]), and the other to new media and digital arts practice.
  736 bytes (102 words) - 11:59, 26 August 2011
• John Norman
  * [[Digital culture in society]] * [[Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative]]
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• Barbara Ravelhofer
  Barbara coordinated the early [[CRASSH]] Digital Humanities project [[Virtual theatre of the Early Modern period]].
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• Evidence of Value: ICT in Arts and Humanities
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Collaborative performance technology
  ...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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• European Storytelling Archive
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)
  ...oject work, developing a range of skills appropriate to careers in digital humanities research or educational technology for language teaching.
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• Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative
  ...e university changing, and being challenged by, ICT? The Cambridge Digital Humanities Initiative is coordinated by CRASSH, with representatives from CARET, Cruci
  251 bytes (34 words) - 09:26, 14 August 2011
• Margaret Greeves
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
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• Virtual theatre of the Early Modern period
  ...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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• David Scruton
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital humanities]]
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• Adrian Poole
  ...n is Professor of English, and contributed to the development of [[Digital humanities]] projects within CRASSH and the [[Cambridge-MIT Institute]], including:
  301 bytes (38 words) - 07:25, 30 August 2011
• Museums of the future
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Online inter-faith dialogue platform
  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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• Ways of Machine Seeing
  ...orithms and robotic cameras. In association with [[CRASSH]], the [[Digital Humanities Network]] and [[Anglia Ruskin University]].
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• Artefacts of Encounter
  [[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]
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• Ethics of big data
  Convened by [[Anne Alexander]] of Cambridge Digital Humanities, and colleagues from the Cambridge Big Data SRI, this researcher developmen
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• Main Page
  ...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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• Undergraduate research (Crucible theme)
  * [[Cambridge Digital Studios]] * Certificate in [[Humanities Computing for Languages (CHUCOL)]]
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• Digital culture in society
  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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• Crucible Network Members
  * 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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