Websites as sources: how should humanities and social sciences approach, use and diffuse publicly available online sources? — Symposium (Luxembourg, 20 March 2012) — Panel 2: Challenges and potentialities of online archives
Video In the second panel of the symposium ‘Websites as sources: how should humanities and social sciences approach, use and diffuse publicly available online sources?’, chaired by Sean Takats (CHNM — George Mason University), Thomas Lebarbé (Stendhal–Grenoble 3 University) looks at the contribution made by digital humanities to the study of manuscripts by French writer Stendhal. In a presentation co-authored with Christian Augustin and Thomas Riechert (Leipzig University), Christian Rau (Leipzig University) then describes the research project conducted to mark the 600th anniversary of Leipzig University that involved collecting information about more than 1 300 professors and lecturers. Thomas Riechert (Leipzig University) outlines the technical aspects associated with this project. Finally, Alain Michel (University of Evry-Val d’Essonne) concludes the panel by presenting the ‘Usines 3D’ research programme and describing how 3D models can be used as tools for historical interpretation.
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Quelle: Websites as sources: how should humanities and social sciences approach, use and diffuse publicly available online sources? – Symposium DHLU 2012 / prise de vue : Alexandre Germain.- Luxembourg: CVCE [Prod.], 20.03.2012. CVCE, Sanem. - VIDEO (01:11:42, Couleur, Son original).
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