MLA Committee on Information Technology
Scholarship has broadened and deepened digitally since the MLA last revised its “Guidelines for Evaluating Work in Digital Humanities and Digital Media” (originally published…
For MLA 2024, the MLA’s Committee on Information Technology is organizing two sessions to help generate ideas related to: (1) revising MLA’s “Guidelines” for evaluating digital scholarship; and (2) possibly formulating future professional guidelines for using artificial intelligence.
Session 274: What do we want in a learning platform of the future? Beyond critiquing major information technology (IT) platforms such as learning management…
Session 620: What do we want in a research platform of the future? Instead of just critiquing major information technology (IT) platforms that higher-ed…
Research and teaching are core missions of our higher-ed institutions. Yet when it comes to major information technology (IT) platforms and services—general-purpose document-creation and…
Description: As humanities scholars increasingly turn to digital modes of conducting and disseminating their research, the question of how institutions evaluate digital work for…
Universities have been aggressive in their efforts to go green, to develop eco-conscious practices, and more importantly, to capitalize on the global thrust for…
The CIT is sponsoring a session on “Scholarly Making” in its many forms. Follow along on Twitter at #mla19 #s151. Session 151, Friday, 3 January,…
Slides from the 2019 MLA Convention Session. A version of these recommendations has since been published in Profession as “Information Security for Academics: Small Steps…
Last month, in collaboration with Wilfrid Laurier University Press, I completed the first round of open peer review on my prototype scholarly podcast, Secret…