From April 22 - 26 2024, the Academic Technology team in UCC Library partnered with Digital Arts and Humanities on a pilot initiative aimed at giving students an opportunity to learn and develop key skills.
Working in groups, masters students from Digital Arts and Humanities (DH6003: Digital Humanities Institute) engaged with material in the Library's Special Collections to think creatively about how to communicate ideas, research and work using a variety of digital tools and technologies to create original outputs.
Activities that occurred throughout the week included:
Hands-on experience with unique and distinctive materials such as literary manuscripts, early printed books, maps, pamphlets, and other primary resources
Interactive workshops
Collaborative work space in the Digital Scholarship Studio
Acknowledgements
This initiative from UCC Library was inspired by Digital Creativity Week at the University of York. Many thanks to Siobhan Dunlop, Teaching and Learning Advisor, for sharing their expertise.
Many thanks to the students involved, Dr Stephen Roddy, Dr Pedro Nilsson-Fernández, and Dr Shawn Day from Digital Arts and Humanities.
Magdalena Jericevic, Kate Keane, Tara Kett, and Bosha Zheng
Jingxuan Wang, Xi Tang, Xiao Yang, and Xinyi Zhang
Claudia Aucello, Ever David Beltrán Pinto, Hana Irshaid and Acacia McClay
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Yue Cao, Huiying Liu, Lingxuan Li, and Weizhe Zhao
