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Digital Media and Sacred Text – Registration Now Open
Day 252: Reading the Bible from My Phone by Old Shoe Woman. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 DIGITAL MEDIA AND SACRED TEXT Monday 17 June 2013, Open University Camden Town, London, UK 9am – 6pm Registration is now open for this one-day conference, organised … Continue reading
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Join the OU’s multimedia story-making walk in Manchester
The Open University’s fifth workshop on digital story-making skills takes place at Manchester’s Cornerhouse, an international centre for the visual arts and independent film, on Friday 3 May from 11 am to 2 pm. From pitching ideas in the office to posting … Continue reading
Read Mia Ridge’s presentation for Women’s History in the Digital World Conference
Mia Ridge, PhD researcher in Digital Humanities with the Department of History, The Open University, has published on her blog the presentation she gave at the inaugural Women’s History in the Digital World conference, held on 22-23 March at Bryn Mawr College. … Continue reading
CFP: Digital Media and Sacred Text, 17 June 2013, OU Camden
Day 252: Reading the Bible from My Phone by Old Shoe Woman. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 CPF: Digital Media and Sacred Text 17 June 2013, 10:00 - 17:00 The Open University Camden Centre, London This one-day conference will bring together academics interested in the study of … Continue reading
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Martin Weller to open Transforming Postgraduate Research, 17 June 2013, Oxford
Transforming Postgraduate Research: Engaging with the Digital World (University of Oxford, 17 June 2013) Prof Martin Weller, Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University, will be one of the keynote speakers at Transforming Postgraduate Research: Engaging with the Digital World, a … Continue reading
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