The Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (ETCL) is a humanities lab based in the Digital Scholarship Commons at the University of Victoria Libraries. The ETCL is a hub for digital humanities activities across the UVic campus, from coast-to-coast, and around the world.
This post is part of the Meet the ETCL Team series, which introduces the wonderful people who work in the lab and who have worked with us in the past. Amanda is the Honorary Resident Wikipedian for 2023-24. She is an Assistant professor of History in the Department of History and Director of...
The following list is selective. Please also refer to individual scholars’ web presences for additional publications and information. For Implementing New Knowledge Environments (INKE) publications, please visit the INKE website here: https://inke.ca/publications/ Jensen, Graham, Bernardo Bueno...
For the full event program, please see https://inke.ca/re-defining-open-social-scholarship-in-an-age-of-generative-intelligence/ Tuesday, December 2nd – Wednesday, December 3rd Hybrid event hosted in Canberra, Australia Canadian Australian Partnership for Open Scholarship (CAPOS) 7th annual...
Launched in January 2017 in partnership with the University of Victoria Libraries and the Faculty of Humanities, the Open Knowledge Practicum (OKP) is part of our Open Knowledge Program. It brings researchers from UVic and the Greater Victoria community into the lab to develop their own research...
The ETCL partners with INKE, the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, and the University of Victoria Libraries to appoint an Honorary Resident Wikipedian to bridge academic and non-academic communities by consulting on...
The ETCL’s Open Knowledge Program is a suite of initiatives that put open knowledge into action. We invite University of Victoria (UVic) faculty, staff, and students, as well as members of the Greater Victoria community, to pursue their...
The ETCL is a digital scholarship lab based out of the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. The lab leads various events and activities centered around the cross-disciplinary study of textual communication, digital humanities research, project development, and open social...
Member of the ETCL team, Alan Colin Arce (Graduate Research Assistant) recently published an article in Spanish titled “Humanities and Social Sciences Commons. Herramienta para la colaboración y difusión de resultados de investigación.” In this article, Arce provides... Meet the ETCL Team: Thomas...
The Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (ETCL) is pleased to sponsor and support a number of events and activities, among them those listed below, and has also led national and international conference events. For more information, please contact Ray Siemens, ETCL Director, at siemens@uvic.ca...
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