Researchers and support staff of the Digital Literacy course spent two rewarding days at Sandbjerg Gods in the beginning of December.

The days were begun by an introductory talk by Mads Rosendahl Thomsen, followed by flash presentations about the different research projects.

The last beams of sunlight of the first day were used by walking and talking about applying Digital Humanities to education.

The following day was spent presenting more research projects, before closing the seminar off and evaluating the days.

The Sandbjerg seminar was the last Digital Literacy gathering of 2018, but we will kick off 2019 with a Statistics course for Humanities in January and a Digital Anthropology course in February. You can read about these in the events section.