DHQ: Digital Humanities Quarterly
2024 18.4
Digital Sankofa: Understanding the Past and Futures of Black Digital Humanities
Editors: Rebecca Y. Bayeck and Joseph Bayeck
Front Matter
[en] Digital Sankofa: Understanding the Past and Futures of Black Digital Humanities
Rebecca Y. Bayeck, Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences, Emma Eccles Jones
College of Education; Human Services, Utah State University; Joseph M. Bayeck, World
Language, Montgomery Public Schools
Abstract
[en] Articles
[en] Debates in #BlackDH: Key Moments and Queer Directions in Black Studies Scholarship
Faithe J. Day
Abstract
[en] [en] Bridging the Gap of Exhibition Design, Instructional Design, and the Learning Sciences
for the Future of Black Digital Humanities
Rebecca Y. Bayeck, Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences, Emma Eccles Jones
College of Education and Human Services, Utah State University
Abstract
[en] [en] Infrastructural Sovereignty in the Black Atlantic
Dhanashree Thorat, Mississippi State University
Abstract
[en] Case Studies
[en] Decolonial by Design: Building Sekuru's Stories
Jennifer W. Kyker, University of Rochester
Abstract
[en] [en] Community-Driven Linked Data Approaches in Builders and
Defenders: Nashville's Historical Black Civil War Database
Angela Sutton, Vanderbilt University; Jessica Power, Vanderbilt University; Fisk University
Abstract
[en] Issues in Digital Humanities
[en] Library Professionals: Instrumental in Black Digital Humanities
Jina DuVernay, Clark Atlanta University; Gwinnett County Public Library
Abstract
[en] Articles
[en] The Best Laid Plans: Case Studies of the Loss of Four Early (1996-2003)
Digital Humanities Websites
Dr. Drew E. VandeCreek, Northern Illinois University Libraries
Abstract
[en] [en] The Ludii Games Database: A Resource for
Computational and Cultural Research on Traditional Board
Games
Walter Crist, Leiden University; Matthew Stephenson, Flinders University; Éric Piette,
UCLouvain; Cameron Browne, Independent Scholar
Abstract
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