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Trip Kirkpatrick

Yale University Library
New Haven, CT

My pronouns are he/him/his. I've been at Yale for 16 years. I work with online exhibits/exhibitions (e.g. Omeka), lightweight web publishing / digital scholarly communications (e.g. WordPress), and online professional identity, with a nascent interest in digital ZPD research and praxis.

8:45am EST

Welcome McCook Auditorium (McCook Hall)Rachel Schnepper

9:00am EST

Keynote by Jacqueline Wernimont, "What We Do When We Talk About 'Numbered Lives': Reflections on quantifications of people and how we teach our students to think about data" McCook Auditorium (McCook Hall)Jacqueline Wernimont

10:00am EST

Break

10:15am EST

Modeling, Mapping, and Visualizing Phelan LabMag. Katharina Gallner-Holzmann • Di Luo • Manfred Moosleitner • Sarah Oberbichler • Iris Bork-Goldfield • Jesse Simmons

11:45am EST

Lunch Outside 1823 Room

1:00pm EST

Applied Digital Humanities: DH, Outreach, and Data Advocacy LITC 181Gabriella Soto • Jordan McMillan • Stefan Schoberlein Data in Literary Studies LITC 182Jim Cocola • Yohei Igarashi

2:30pm EST

Beyond Binaries: Text Mining Approaches to Literature LITC 181Avery Blankenship • William Quinn • Sarah Payne

4:00pm EST

Building and Sustaining DH Communities - Pedagogy and Scholarship LITC 181Mark LeBlanc • Kate Boylan • Shawn Hill • Thomas San Filippo Mapping Connecticut’s Civil Rights History and the Biopolitics of Big Data 1823 RoomJack Dougherty • Kaytlin Ernske • Sophia Lopez • Fionnuala Darby-Hudgens • Stefan Kehlenbach Sharing voices and removing barriers: Novel applications of augmented reality (AR) and open scholarship (OS) LITC 182Lyndsay Bratton • Anthony Graesch • Evan Young