innovative
fearless
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That combination of technologies and humanities, a synthesis of different modes of thought and exploration, can spark exciting new opportunities and unexpected directions for research.
Bryan Carter, Director of the Center for Digital Humanities
Meet Bryan Carter and learn more about our Center.
Use this QR code to launch an AR video about the Center for Digital Humanities. First, scan the QR code. Then allow the platform access to camera, mic and gyroscope if asked. Scan the floor, so the app knows where to place the hologram. Finally, tap the screen to place the hologram.
The UA College of Humanities’ Center for Digital Humanities exists at the intersection of advanced computational technology and the world’s most enduring questions about the human condition.
Projects apply technologies like data visualization, digital storytelling, 360-degree immersive video, digital mapping, and virtual and augmented reality to subjects including traditional African dances, Buddhist temples and rituals, ancient writing and languages, and religious expression in social media.
CDH provides creative, scholarly and educational support for researchers, teachers, and community members seeking to more fully understand the world’s ongoing and emerging needs.
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CDH provides creative, scholarly and educational support for researchers, teachers, and community members seeking to more fully understand the world’s ongoing and emerging needs.
Projects involving voices from the margins are especially encouraged by the Center, along with other digital humanities initiatives that leverage the sorting, calculating, analyzing, and visualization power of computational tools and techniques.
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