UCL will be hosting an
interdisciplinary day of seminars and workshops on 25th April, 2014,
investigating digital technology in interlingual media and performance
alongside digital applications for intercultural literary
and historical research.
The organising committee is now issuing a call
for poster presentations (attached) that shed light on the themes of the
one day event: the relevance of digital technologies to teaching and
research across the Arts and Humanities.
Topics for posters can include, but are not limited to:
- the potential of digital databases in literary and linguistic practice
- the use of translation software in interlingual communication in media and performance
- new developments in digital tools for recording and developing artistic endeavour and research
- showcase synergies of skills and experience
- digital resources for interlingual public engagement
- human geography
- the potential of digital databases in literary and linguistic practice
- the use of translation software in interlingual communication in media and performance
- new developments in digital tools for recording and developing artistic endeavour and research
- showcase synergies of skills and experience
- digital resources for interlingual public engagement
- human geography
Design and submission of the poster must happen according to the following guidelines:
- Submitted posters must be A3 size but can be portrait or landscape.
- Submitted posters must be A3 size but can be portrait or landscape.
- Posters in pdf format should be sent digitally by 10 March 2014 to trans.digital@ucl.ac.uk.
Should any media or materials be involved to create the posters, from paint, pens and fabric to photography and graphic design, an A3 copy of the poster should be sent to: Translation & Digital, CenTraS, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT (please do not fold your entries, post them to us flat in a large envelope).
Each project, idea or aspect of a poster is contained within one poster only. People can submit more than one project. The closing date for entries is 10 March 2014. Shortlisted entrants will be notified on 17 March 2014.
A
£50 book token will be awarded as first prize and posters will be on
display throughout the day. Deadline for submissions: 10 March 2014.
Further details and registration for the day are available on the Higher
Education Academy website:
http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/events/detail/2014/Seminars/AH/GEN916_UCL
The series is funded by the
HEA and the UCL Arts & Humanities and Social & Historical
Sciences Joint Faculty Institute of Graduate Studies.
For additional inquiries, please contact trans.digital@ucl.ac.uk
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