On the Digital Archive and Its Uses for Japanese Humanities, Feb 13

Published: 12/02/2018

On the Digital Archive and Its Uses for Japanese Humanities, Feb 13

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This workshop will examine the possibilities for new digital technologies and platforms to allow for collaboration within the humanities. Presentations will introduce collaborative projects already underway at both Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan and at the University of California, Berkeley and we will explore the promise of transnational collaboration to provide students access to immersi

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