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Call for Papers: Communities of Practice: Toward a Local and Global Digital Humanities

CALL FOR PAPERS
Communities of Practice: Toward a Local and Global Digital Humanities

This special collection will explore the potential impact of information technology and digital media on humanities research communities.

The editors encourage a wide range of novel and interdisciplinary approaches to this theme.

We seek submissions dedicated to describing community formation and collaboration while accounting for global research partners and local knowledge stakeholders.

We welcome research articles, critical essays, and review articles representing a variety of approaches, including but not limited to:

Digital Literature Studies
Book History & Publishing
Electronic Literature & Creative Coding
Pedagogical Practice & Curriculum Development
Visual & Material Culture
Cultural Heritage & History

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