International Workshop of Education on Digital Humanities Innovative Application in the Big Data Era 2019 (WEDHIA 2019), as a Satellite of DADH 2019 December 3-6, 2019, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan Organizer: The Teaching Resource Center of the Ministry of Education Talent Cultivation Project for Digital Humanities at National Chengchi University http://www.dhcreate.nccu.edu.tw/wedhia2019.html Theme of the Workshop: Digital Humanities and Digital Economy: Riding the Second Wave of Consilience The international workshop WEDHIA is part of the 4-year Talent Cultivation Project for Digital Humanities (TCDH) sponsored by R.O.C.’s Ministry of Education. The project and the workshop are engaged in the idea of consilience between science and the humanities. While various efforts have been tried before TCDH, the gulf between science and the humanities remain blatant. The current ICT and digital revolution can either deepen the gap or, if properly channeled, facilitate consilience. It is the latter the essential goal of TCDH. To do so, TCDH runs a large-scale experiment by encouraging the novel course designs that integrate digital technology into the education of the broadly defined humanities. In the meanwhile, WEDHIA is organized as a platform to connect the international communities of scholars, pragmatists, and policymakers with similar pursuits. As WEDHIA 2018, WEDHIA 2019 will be held as a satellite event of the International Conference of Digital Archives and Digital Humanities (DADH 2019). The theme of this year is “Digital Humanities and Digital Economy: Riding the Second Wave of Consilience.” We invite submissions of abstracts relating (but not limited) to the following aspects of digital humanities and digital economy: · Consilience among ICT/digital humanities/digital economy · Democratization of programming and design in the courses of digital humanities and digital social sciences · Course planning and curriculum design involving the application of big data · Spatial humanities and spatial social sciences Keynote Speakers: Jonathan Allen, University of San Francisco Soichiro Takagi, University of Tokyo Submissions (of the Abstract up to 500 words) All submissions should be made via the submissions page here. Post-Conference Publications For those who are interested in having their submissions be published in the special issue of the journal Complexity, please follow the guideline provided in the link https://www.hindawi.com/journals/complexity/si/137909/cfp/ Important Dates Abstract (up to 500 words): Oct 15, 2019 Acceptance Notification: Oct 31, 2019 Registration: Nov. 20, 2019 (The presenting author of the accepted submissions will be waived of registration.) Conference: Dec 3-Dec 6, 2019 Full Paper Submission to Special Issue: Dec 6, 2019 ========================================== 「數位人文創新人才培育計畫」總辦公室 11605 台北市文山區指南路二段64號 國立政治大學綜合院館南棟14樓 辦公室電話：(02)2939-3091#51477 http://www.dhcreate.nccu.edu.tw/ Headquarter of The Innovative Program for the Teaching of Digital Humanities and Social Sciences National Chengchi University No.64, Sec.2, Zhinan Rd., Wenshan Dist. Taipei City 116, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Tel：(886)-2-2939-3091#51477
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