Project Bamboo Workshop 1d

Created by James Green (Michigan State University) on July 18, 2008

I just got back from the Project Bamboo workshop at Princeton University. This was basically a two and one-half day brainstorming session that brought together people from five areas: arts and humanities research, computer science, information science, libraries/archives, and central IT. The topic was cyberinfrastructure to support arts and humanities research. I'm going to try to put together some bullet points from my notes when I get a chance. As a central IT guy I found it refreshing to get the chance to interact with faculty, and the discussions I participated in were very lively. For more information, check out the project web site: http://projectbamboo.org.

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		Project Bamboo Workshop 1d Created by James Green (Michigan State University) on July 18, 2008 I just got back from the Project Bamboo workshop at Princeton University. This was basically a two and one-half day brainstorming session that brought together people from five areas: arts and humanities research, computer science, information science, libraries/archives, and central IT. The topic was cyberinfrastructure to support arts and humanities research. I'm going to try to put together some bullet points from my notes when I get a chance. As a central IT guy I found it refreshing to get the chance to interact with faculty, and the discussions I participated in were very lively. For more information, check out the project web site: http://projectbamboo.org. Cyberinfrastructure \| projectbamboo Jim's blog Login or register to post comments 324 reads
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