[ecrea] Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science, November4 21-22

>The fifth annual Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and 
>Computer Science (DHCS) will be held at Northwestern University on 
>November 21-22, 2010 (Sunday-Monday).
>
>The tag line for this year's colloquium is "Working with Digital 
>Data: Collaborate, Curate, Analyze, Annotate." This does not exclude 
>a whole lot. Quality will always trump category, but we will be 
>particularly interested in papers or poster sessions about 
>annotation, scholarly crowdsourcing, and challenges of 
>human/computer interaction. How to create better texts from OCR may 
>be a problem in which new forms of human/computer interaction hold 
>particular promise.
>
>The deadline for submissions is August 31, with notification by 
>September 17. We welcome submissions for
>
>1. Paper presentations (20 minutes)
>2. Poster sessions
>3. Software demonstrations
>
>Please submit an abstract (no more than 2 pages, please) in either 
>Adobe PDF (preferred) or Word format to 
><mailto:(dhcs-submissions /at/ listhost.uchicago.edu)>(dhcs-submissions /at/ listhost.uchicago.edu).
>
>The colloquium now has its own website at 
><http://chicagocolloquium.org/>http://chicagocolloquium.org/. It is 
>still under construction but the links to past colloquia are a 
>useful guide to the scope and spirit of this event.
>
>We will announce the program in the last week of September. There 
>will be no registration fee, but we will require registration 
>(details to be sorted out).
>
>For questions about the program contact
>
>Martin Mueller
>Professor of English and Classics
><mailto:(martinmueller /at/ northwestern.edu)>(martinmueller /at/ northwestern.edu)
>
>For questions about registration,  logistics and administrative 
>matters contact
>
>Nathan Mead
>Coordinator, Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science
><mailto:(n-mead2 /at/ northwestern.edu)>(n-mead2 /at/ northwestern.edu)
>
>
>

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