Language and literature

The Virtual Observatory and the Roman de la Rose: Unexpected Relationships and the Collaborative Imperative

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Scientists were not always good collaborators. In pondering the "unprecedented convergence of interest across C.P. Snow's Two Cultures in the promise of cyberinfrastructure and of data-driven research," the computer scientist/digital librarian Sayeed Choudhury and medieval scholar Timothy Stinson propose a new relationship between humanities scholars, their resources and their colleagues.

Symposium: The Future of Electronic Literature

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Registration is now open for the Electronic Literature Organization and Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities' Thursday, May 3rd public symposium at the University of Maryland, College Park on The Future of Electronic Literature:

Date: Thursday, May 3, 2007
Location: University of Maryland, College Park
Symposium URL:  http://www.mith2.umd.edu/elo2007/index.php
The symposium is co-sponsored by the University Libraries, Department of English, and Human-Computer Interaction Lab at Maryland.

Discussion Boards in the Seminar Classroom

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Discussion Boards have become ubiquitous and are in some respects a "low-tech" application these days, but the full potential of this resource should not be underestimated. John Ottenhoff describes his experiences and shares some interesting conclusions about the way discussion boards can enhance class discussion and shape students' sense of authority.

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