by Jon Lackman | 12 October 2010 | Conferences
The “Networked Humanities: Art History in the Web” conference we mentioned back in May is now underway, and you can (sort of) follow its goings-on on Twitter using the hashtag #nethum2010. Talks include “Game-Based Learning in Collaborative Virtual Worlds,” “Distributed Objectivities of Imagining: The Generative Scholarship Driving ‘Networked,’ “Do you see what we’ve seen? Using many eyes in search of similarities in the visual arts,” and “Towards hypothesis in art historical 3D modeling: A Visualization of Piet Mondrian’s Studio at 5 rue de Coulmiers.”
