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The Centre for Digital Humanities<\/a> (CDH) is temporarily located on the 4th floor of the Podium (POD) building (where the School of Law is currently situated) and is planning to have a permanent home in the Library building (LIB) in the future. CDH events are held virtually (on Zoom) and in-person in the TMU Libraries\u2019 Collaboratory.<\/span><\/p>\n Join us! 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These give unique insights into their procedures and thinking and suggest new directions for anyone interested in pursuing \u2018the poetic web<\/a>.\u2019<\/span><\/p>\n Amisola wants us to see the internet, and our lives online, in a different way. In their own words, \u201cChia Amisola is an artist of agencies and ambiences. Their work is devoted to the internet\u2019s loss, love, labor, and liberation.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n This workshop does not require previous knowledge of making web pages and can act as an introduction.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Finding The TMU Library Collaboratory:<\/strong> Elevator: Take the elevator (opposite the main entrance) up to the 3rd floor of the SLC Building. Exit and turn left: the Library Collaboratory is at the end of the hall, marked with large yellow doors.<\/p>\n Stairs: Take the main stairs (on the right of the entrance) up to the second floor. Keep to the right and follow the stairs up to the third floor. Walk past the DMZ and the DME to the end of the hall. The Library Collaboratory is at the end of the hall, marked with large yellow doors.<\/p>\n This course can be counted towards the Canadian Certificate in Digital Humanities\/<\/i>humanit\u00e9s num\u00e9riques. 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It can be used for creating and sharing interactive documents, with sound, images, hypertext, and scripted behavior. In this workshop, participants will be introduced to two <\/span>Decker<\/span><\/i> libraries (Dialogizer and Puppeteer) designed to facilitate the creation of visual novels.<\/span><\/p>\n The Decker app can be used in-browser or be downloaded to your computer. <\/span><\/p>\n This workshop does not require previous knowledge of <\/strong><\/span>Decker<\/i> and can act as an introduction.<\/strong><\/p>\n Finding The TMU Library Collaboratory: Elevator: Take the elevator (opposite the main entrance) up to the 3rd floor of the SLC Building. Exit and turn left: the Library Collaboratory is at the end of the hall, marked with large yellow doors.<\/p>\n Stairs: Take the main stairs (on the right of the entrance) up to the second floor. Keep to the right and follow the stairs up to the third floor. Walk past the DMZ and the DME to the end of the hall. 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10:00am-noon EST<\/p>\nMaking Images Talk: writing inside the poetic web.
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The main entrance to the Library Collaboratory is via the SLC Building.<\/p>\n
10:00am-noon EST<\/p>\nMaking Images Talk: Writing Visual Novels with Decker<\/em>.
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<\/strong>The main entrance to the Library Collaboratory is via the SLC Building.<\/p>\n