The #dariahTeach learning platform launched on 23 March 2017 in Lausanne, Switzerland, with four courses and two workshops. Since then, partners from all across Europe have been developing open source, community-driven, high quality, multilingual teaching materials for the digital arts and humanities.
From January 2015 to June 2017, #dariahTeach was funded through an Erasmus + Strategic Partnership Grant and led by a consortium of nine partners, coordinated by Maynooth University, Ireland. From April 2018 to autumn 2020, a new EU grant co-finances the development of a module in design thinking and making (‘IGNITE’).
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20 ECTS MA module ‘Design Thinking and Making in the Arts and Sciences’
Generous EU funding has permitted a team of academics and creative industry partners from three different countries to start developing a new teaching and learning resource for the digital arts and humanities: IGNITE is an interdisciplinary and technology-driven initiative creating a 20 ECTS course entitled ‘Design Thinking & Making in the Arts and Sciences’ from
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#dariahTeach survey on the use of videos as pedagogical tools
Educational videos have become a staple of both F2F and online teaching. #dariahTeach launched a survey to explore the use and effectiveness of and interest in videos as pedagogical tools. It will take approximately 10 minutes to complete, and all responses will be anonymous. We would like to hear from you about your experience using
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Multilingual #dariahTeach video on the potential of speech recognition
A new video has been recently added to the series DH in Practice in our #dariahTeach Youtube channel! It is the first multilingual video published in #dariahTeach featuring Henk van den Heuvel, speech technologist at the Department of Language Technology, Radboud University Nijmegen, Silvia Calamai, linguist at the University of Siena, and Louise Corti, data
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‘DH in Practice’ and ‘My Digital Humanities’ videos
Four new #dariahTeach videos have been published in our Youtube channel! Three of these videos are listed in the DH in Practice series while the last one is featured in My Digital Humanities. These videos are namely: DH in Practice: Open Education and MOOCs, featuring Professor Graeme Earl (King’s College London), DH in Practice: Textual
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