
DHSI Montréal is based at CRIHN (@crihnum); formerly organized by Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (@ETCLatUvic) in Victoria. https://xitter.cf/t.co/TzTETl5S9z ; https://xitter.cf/t.co/zpHgLWYdeV
Montréal, Québec
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This year, we are offering 33 courses over two weeks: May 26-30 (Week 1) and June 2-6 (Week 2), 2025. Participants can register for one course per week. Visit our Course Offerings to explore our dynamic lineup of workshops: dhsi.org/course-offerings/
If your institution is listed under Sponsors & Partners on our website, you may qualify to register using a partner promo code. Additionally, we are pleased to offer scholarship opportunities that provide reduced fees for successful applicants: dhsi.org/scholarships/
DHSI 2025 will be hosted by the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques (@crihunum) on Université de Montréal’s campus. Registration details can be found on our Registration & Fees page: dhsi.org/registration-fees/
Registration for DHSI 2025 is now open! As you know, this year marks a new chapter for DHSI, as we transition from Victoria to Montréal. While this transition has taken some time, we are thrilled to return with a full schedule that reflects the vibrant energy of this change!
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📢 Notre appel à propositions (CFP) est maintenant en ligne sur le site web du @DHInstitute ! Cette année, nous sommes fiers d’accepter les soumissions en français et en anglais, reflétant notre engagement envers l’inclusion et l’accessibilité: dhsi.org/events/
#dhsi2025
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📢cfp for aligned conference and events of @DHInstitute 2025 is up on "Events" tab of the website: dhsi.org/events/.
This year, we are proud to accept submissions in both French and English, reflecting our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.
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Bonjour from Montréal! After 24 glorious years on Canada’s West Coast, DHSI has moved to Montréal and @crihunum! Exciting updates are coming next week—stay tuned!
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On Dec 3, 2024, Dr. Amanda Lawrence @amandaslawrence, our 2024-25 Honorary Resident Wikipedian, will deliver a keynote titled "Citizen Science, Research Infrastructure, and Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs)" at the 6th CAPOS event. Learn more: inke.ca/commons-platforms-an…
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Thank YOU, @dgrigar for the fantastic work and the amazing exhibit! asymptotejournal.com/blog/20… #dhsi #dhsi24 @asymptotejrnl
A special thank you to @MARGENTO_ for his lovely review of the Hypertext & Art exhibition at @UVicLib last month. asymptotejournal.com/blog/20… @WSUVancouver @CASatWSU
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Connect, Collaborate, Create, & Conduct your research using the #OpenAccess Canadian academic social networking site hsscommons.ca. Attend the ONLINE workshop by Dan Tracy & @grahamhjensen on July 9, at 12-1:30 PDT to know more. #DHSI24
Details: hsscommons.ca/en/events/deta…
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#GraphPoem #literatureandcomputation #platformintermediality #hermeneuticmodeling #analyticalcreativecomputing #intermediality #ComputationallyAssembledAnthology @GraphPoem #DHSI @ETCLatUVic #DHSI24 #Margento @routledgebooks #multilingualcomputationalpoetics
This beauty has just been published! 😍👏 Literature and Computation, ed. by @MARGENTO_ , on #platforms, #intermediality, #modeling and analytical-creative approaches to #literarytext. And with a chapter by yours truly on non-linear translation anthologies. @routledgebooks
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Featured talks of #INKEGathering 2024 will be recorded and shared after the event. Please join the conversation on Twitter #INKEGathering 2024.
See More: inke.ca/creative-approaches-…
That concludes #DHSI24! We hope you had a good time with us.
The people who make #DHSI possible this and every year are too numerous to list in a tweet, but we've listed them at dhsi.org/partners-sponsors/. Thanks again to each of our incredible partners & sponsors for your support in making #DHSI24 possible.
Thank you to all aligned conference & event organizers for #DHSI24, Kyle Dase @kyledase & Jade McDougall for Conference & Colloquium; Lynne Siemens @lynnelynne53 for Project Management in the Humanities.
Thank you Luis Meneses @ldmm for Open Digital Collaborative Project Preservation in the Humanities; Dene Grigar @dgrigar & John Durno for Hypertext & Art: A Retrospective of Forms; and Chris Tanacescu @MARGENTO_ & Costin Dumitrache for #GraphPoem @GraphPoem.
Many thanks to the speakers of #DHSI24 Institute Lectures (Week 2), Leigh Bonds @Leigh_Bonds, John Barber, Dene Grigar @dgrigar, John Durno, Chris Tanasescu @MARGENTO_ & Costin Dumitrache for their fabulous talks.
Finally, we’d also like to thank everyone at @ETCLatUVic who worked together to make this event #DHSI24 possible.
And thank you to the Institute Lecture chairs Jonathan Bengtson & Michael E Sinatra for your excellent work kicking off #DHSI24 Institute Lecture (Week 2) each day and facilitating great discussions!

















