HumaniTech® is a link--both hands-on and
intellectual--that connects Humanities with technology by serving
Humanities faculty and graduate students in the discussion, incorporation,
problem solving, and facilitation of technology in their teaching
and research. The name HumaniTech® is now a registered trademark.
The primary functions of HumaniTech®
are:
1.
Education and outreach for
Humanities faculty through faculty workshops, one-on-one consultations,
and group consultations.
2.
Sponsorship of lecture
series on "Humanities and Technology," with focus
on issues such as multiple literacies and being human in a digital
age.
3.
Sponsorship of colloquia on
the application of new technologies to course instruction.
4.
Research, collection, and
dissemination of information on intellectual property rights
on the Internet.
5.
Liason with the Humanities
bibliographers in the coordination of both the School's and
library's efforts to support technologically based instruction
and research.
6.
Liaison with the various technological
arms of the UCI campus, such as NACS (Network and Academic Computing
Services), the Instructional Resource Center, and EEE (Electronic
Educational Environment).
7.
Liaison between the faculty
and the UC system's online library (CDL, or California Digital
Library).