Announcing the return of COVE Collective to digital discourse. We're revitalizing our online presence to better serve scholars in the Digital Humanities. Looking forward to sharing advancements in our peer-reviewed publications and collaborative platforms. Learn more, editions.covecollective.org
CFP: Writing About 19th-Century Mid-Size Cities (Proposal Deadline: 1/15/25) bit.ly/3CTDK7b
A screenshot of three digital photo gallery previews titled “Reimagining the Bennet Sisters: AI Portraits of Jane Austen’s Bennet Sisters,” “Jane Austen and the Art of the Silhouette,” and “The Words Behind the Seal: Privacy and Correspondence in Jane Austen’s Time.”
In a literature course at Skidmore College, Dr. Catherine Golden’s students used COVE to create gallery exhibits of their projects on silhouettes and letter writing linked to moments in Jane Austen novels. View the galleries: bit.ly/3t5ygBD & bit.ly/46JtNlZ
COVE offers accessible DH tools for the classroom, including mapping, timelines, galleries, and collaborative annotation of texts. Our platform allows educators to build open-access anthologies from thousands of pre-encoded public domain texts or upload their own. Learn more: www.covecollective.org
Continue your engagement with the EVENT 2024 conference by annotating papers on COVE through the end of 2024. As Halloween nears, check out the “Supernatural & the Occult” thread for a timely exploration. Access the papers here: www.event2024.org/conference-p...
A digital flyer with white text on a black background. The title reads “Discovering COVE: A Roundtable of Case Studies.” The body text reads “Friday, October 11. 10AM PDT, 1PM EDT, 6PM BST” followed by the names and institutions of the presenters: “Laura Rotunno (Panel Co-Moderator, Penn State Altoona, COVE Pedagogy Consultant); Rebecca Nesvet (Panel Co-Moderator, U of Wisconsin, Green Bay, COVE Technical Director, COVE Pedagogy Consultant); Heidi Pennington (James Madison U); Catherine Golden (Skidmore College, COVE Pedagogy Consultant); Kate Faber Oestreich (Coastal Carolina U, Pedagogy Consultant for COVE); Ashley Nadeau (Utah Valley U); Adrian Wisniski (U of Nebraska-Lincoln, Associate Director for COVE); Monica Wolfe (Purdue U, COVE Administrative Director).”
Join us on Zoom on Friday, October 11th for “Discovering COVE: A Roundtable of Case Studies.” This roundtable will showcase scholarly and classroom uses of COVE Editions & Studio and offer ideas for accessible, inclusive teaching and open-access, peer-reviewed scholarly publishing.
A digital image of a laptop featuring the COVE Conferences website displaying nine virtual panels on the screen.
A collage of four photos of conference attendees in Stirling. Text at the center reads, “In-Person Hubs Have Begun!” Text at the bottom reads, “Stirling, Scotland. September 4-5, 2024.”
EVENT 2024's in-person hubs kicked off last week in Stirling, Scotland, where participants gathered in-person to share their research. Collaborative annotation continues to take place through the end of the year on COVE Conferences, where scholars across the world can interact with hub content.
Panelists’ materials are now available for collaborative annotation on COVE ahead of the August 7th virtual Teaching Panel. Log into COVE Conferences and join the panel group to participate asynchronously, and then join us on Zoom for a live discussion on the 7th!
a graphic flyer with black text on a gold background with two columns of text. The left side reads, “Global Religions: An EVENT 2024 Virtual Roundtable; sponsored by the Religion and Spiritualities Caucus. June 1, 2024. 8 a.m. PDT, 11 a.m. EDT, 3 p.m. GMT. Register at www.event2024.org.” The right side of the flyer lists the speakers’ names as follows: “Sebastian LeCourt, Winter Jade Werner, Peter Coviello, J. Barton Scott, Mishka Sinha, Zhange Ni, Seth Koven.”
If you’re interested in colonialism, transnationalism, or undisciplining Victorian studies, then this panel is for you. Join us this Saturday, June 1st for our Global Religions Roundtable. Position papers available for annotation now on COVE Conferences to those registered for EVENT 2024.
Graphic flyer with the following text: “Disability at the Turn of the Century: An EVENT 2024 Virtual Panel. 1. Read and annotate now on COVE Conferences. 2. Join us on Zoom on Friday, 5/10* for discussion. *9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST”
The “Disability at the Turn of the Century” virtual panel is getting started! Read and annotate NOW on COVE Conferences & get ready for the Zoom panel Friday 5/10!
This week’s virtual Theater Panel event has begun! View crowd-sourced theatrical interpretations in COVE Conferences and add your own comments to the discussion; then join us Friday, 4/19 for the Zoom panel. Watch a preview of the theatrical interpretations here: youtu.be/h-w5OflSga0?...
Want to build a peer-reviewed, open-access COVE Edition, gallery, map, or timeline, or a teachable COVE Studio anthology of socially annotatable texts? Consider taking either or both of a set of consecutive courses at DHSI. The scholarship deadline has been extended to March 15! dhsi.org
Social annotation is now live on COVE Conferences for next week’s EVENT 2024 virtual panels. Register for the conference to gain access and join the conversation.
Live annotation for the Vcologies panel has begun in COVE Conferences! If you’ve registered, check your email for login info and instructions. For help using COVE, go to EVENT2024.org/frequently-asked-questions.
Join us for this virtual Zoom panel. Much of the conversation will occur ahead of the panel on COVE Conferences.
A digital flyer titled “Poetry: Closely, Together: an EVENT 2024 virtual panel on close reading.” The body text reads: “February 29, 2024. 4pm EST, 9pm GMT, 7am AEDT. Register online at event2024.org/registration. Registration opens January 2024. Veronica Alfano, Chair. Meredith Martin: ‘The Sea and the Skylark’ (1918). Herbert F. Tucker: ‘In Tenebris (I)’ (1901). Ewan Jones: ‘In Progress’ (1862). Kirstie Blair: ‘The Arsenal at Springfield’ (1845). A.K. Huseby: ‘Scientific Woosing’ (1880). EVENT2024.org.”
Our February virtual event takes a non-traditional form: using @coveeditions.bsky.social, attendees will engage in a collaborative annotation of five short poems in a guided close reading led by our panelists. Mark your calendars!
