Di Luo
Asian Art & Architecture: An Open Educational Resource
An image database created collaboratively by students including labels and descriptions of individual images, themed exhibitions, and literature reviews.
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Anna Vallye
Mapping Urban Renewal in New London: 1941-1975
A collection of story maps illustrating urban renewal and development in New London in the mid-twentieth century.
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Ariella R. Rotramel
Sex/Work
An open educational resource and oral history project for activists, students, and sex workers
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Christopher Steiner
The Nut Museum
A digital project to make accessible a portion of the Elizabeth Tashjian Archive and art collection at Connecticut College
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Anthony Graesch
Kw'éts'tel
An experimental archaeological and digital approach to understanding the manufacture of slate fishing knives in Southwestern British
Columbia
Learn More Supporting collaborative digital scholarship at connecticut college
through faculty fellowships, student employment, instructional design, symposia, tools, spaces, training, and more...
Read More Profiles in Open: Kris Klein Hernández
Working with the Wyles Family Western Reserve Collection of letters in Special Collections & Archives and the Digital Scholarship & Curriculum Center, students in Kris Klein Hernández’s Borders, Empire, & Immigration History course this semester developed Beyond the Archives: Documenting Erasure, Survivance, and Dispossession
CFP: Connecticut Digital Humanities 2025 Conference
After a few years’ hiatus, we are delighted to announce that the third Connecticut Digital Humanities Conference (CTDH) will take place on February 21-22, 2025 at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain. The conference will also mark a return to the
