In November, Mykola Makhortykh and Maryna Sydorova from the University of Bern will join the Landecker Digital Memory Lab asContinue reading “AI and the Future of Holocaust Memory”
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Addressing Our Research Recommendations: Funding Bids and Policy Guidelines
by Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden Lab director Dr Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden details how we came to run a workshop together withContinue reading “Addressing Our Research Recommendations: Funding Bids and Policy Guidelines”
Listening in Latin America: Digital Holocaust Memory and Education in Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador
by Dr Kate MarrisonResearch Fellow, Landecker Digital Memory Lab, University of Sussex Research fellow Dr Kate Marrison recently returned fromContinue reading “Listening in Latin America: Digital Holocaust Memory and Education in Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador”
Centralising the Human in Digital Humanities Methods
It has always been a challenge for researchers to capture ‘collective memory’. As Holocaust memory becomes more digital, this aim becomes even harder. Here, our Lab Director, Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden, introduces the approach we’ve adopted in designing a methodology to record content for our groundbreaking ‘living database-archive’.
Building a Digital Holocaust Memory Lab
The Landecker Digital Memory Lab is building up its brand-new programme of work ahead of its official launch this autumn. In this week’s blog, we offer the first in a series of behind-the-scenes glimpses into what we’ve been up to so far.
Holocaust Education and Social Media: What Young People Really Think
by Dr Kate MarrisonResearch Fellow, Landecker Digital Memory Lab, University of Sussex Kate reports from a recent event which broughtContinue reading “Holocaust Education and Social Media: What Young People Really Think “
Beyond the Single Story: How Computer Games can Transform Holocaust Education
by Austin XieInternational Junior Research Associate, The University of Chicago Austin Xie is spending two months with us here atContinue reading “Beyond the Single Story: How Computer Games can Transform Holocaust Education”
Shaping the Future Use of VR, AR and Computer Games in Holocaust Memory
by Dr Victoria Grace Walden As more Holocaust institutions feel emboldened to incorporate digital media into their practices, it isContinue reading “Shaping the Future Use of VR, AR and Computer Games in Holocaust Memory”
2022 – A Year in Review
The Digital Holocaust Memory blog may have been quiet in 2022, but we have continued developing research involving participants inContinue reading “2022 – A Year in Review”
Serious TikTok: Can You Learn About the Holocaust in 60 seconds?
In this month’s post, Dr. Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann and Tom Divon, Hebrew University, Jerusalem explore multimodal education and commemoration of theContinue reading “Serious TikTok: Can You Learn About the Holocaust in 60 seconds? “