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This workshop is part of the Workshop Series: Digital Humanities and the
Future of Work. You can find the entire program on the TLC’s website
(https://ourtlc.commons.gc.cuny.edu/upcoming-tlc-events-for-march-2023/).

March 16 at 12:30pm

Led by Olivia Ildefonso and Stefano Morello (NEH Digital Humanities Fellows
at City College)

Register here
(https://ccny.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpdeGprTsrG9Mip2HanS7x4qimt8_bxwFK)

Empowering Learning with Open Educational Resources and Digital
Publications: A Conversation with Allison Levy (Director for Brown
University Digital Publications)

As CUNY scales up its commitment to Open Educational Resources
(https://www.cuny.edu/libraries/open-educational-resources/) and its
ability to support digital publications through the CUNY Open Press project
(https://www.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/page-assets/academics/faculty-affairs/faculty-affairs-advisory-board/Open-Platforms-at-CUNY-Faculty-Advisory-Board-April-25.pdf),
we are delighted to announce that Allison Levy, Director of Brown
University Digital Publications
(https://library.brown.edu/create/digitalpublications/) , will join us for
a conversation on her experience working with researchers, teachers, and
authors to develop a range of free and accessible digital publications that
enable a richer pedagogy for students with different learning styles.

Allison Levy is Director for Brown University Digital Publications. Serving
in this role since 2017, she brings together key organizational, academic,
and technological resources across the University to support new forms of
faculty-driven scholarship, namely, born-digital, longform, multimodal
works intended for publication by a university press. Beyond the Brown
campus, she spearheads efforts at the industry level to advance the
conversation around the development, evaluation, and publication of digital
scholarship in the humanities. Levy, who holds a PhD in history of art from
Bryn Mawr College, has served as founding editor of two scholarly book
series and currently serves as co-chair of the College Art Association’s
Committee on Research and Scholarship.

This series of Digital Humanities presentations has been made possible in
part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities:
Democracy demands wisdom. Any views, findings, conclusions, or
recommendations expressed in this series do not necessarily represent those
of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

—
Stefano Morello
Ph.D. Candidate // English Department // The Graduate Center, CUNY
Digital Humanities Specialist // Division of Humanities & the Arts // The
City College of New York
Research Fellow // Department of Humanities // University of Eastern
Piedmont
stefanomorello.com // lungblock.nyc // eastbaypunkda.com

[image: Image]

This workshop is part of the Workshop Series: Digital Humanities and the
Future of Work. You can find the entire program on the TLC’s website
(https://ourtlc.commons.gc.cuny.edu/upcoming-tlc-events-for-march-2023/).

March 16 at 12:30pm

Led by Olivia Ildefonso and Stefano Morello (NEH Digital Humanities Fellows
at City College)

Register here
(https://ccny.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpdeGprTsrG9Mip2HanS7x4qimt8_bxwFK)

Empowering Learning with Open Educational Resources and Digital
Publications: A Conversation with Allison Levy (Director for Brown
University Digital Publications)

As CUNY scales up its commitment to Open Educational Resources
(https://www.cuny.edu/libraries/open-educational-resources/) and its
ability to support digital publications through the CUNY Open Press project
(https://www.cuny.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/page-assets/academics/faculty-affairs/faculty-affairs-advisory-board/Open-Platforms-at-CUNY-Faculty-Advisory-Board-April-25.pdf),
we are delighted to announce that Allison Levy, Director of Brown
University Digital Publications
(https://library.brown.edu/create/digitalpublications/) , will join us for
a conversation on her experience working with researchers, teachers, and
authors to develop a range of free and accessible digital publications that
enable a richer pedagogy for students with different learning styles.

Allison Levy is Director for Brown University Digital Publications. Serving
in this role since 2017, she brings together key organizational, academic,
and technological resources across the University to support new forms of
faculty-driven scholarship, namely, born-digital, longform, multimodal
works intended for publication by a university press. Beyond the Brown
campus, she spearheads efforts at the industry level to advance the
conversation around the development, evaluation, and publication of digital
scholarship in the humanities. Levy, who holds a PhD in history of art from
Bryn Mawr College, has served as founding editor of two scholarly book
series and currently serves as co-chair of the College Art Association’s
Committee on Research and Scholarship.

This series of Digital Humanities presentations has been made possible in
part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities:
Democracy demands wisdom. Any views, findings, conclusions, or
recommendations expressed in this series do not necessarily represent those
of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

—
Stefano Morello
Ph.D. Candidate // English Department // The Graduate Center, CUNY
Digital Humanities Specialist // Division of Humanities & the Arts // The
City College of New York
Research Fellow // Department of Humanities // University of Eastern
Piedmont
stefanomorello.com // lungblock.nyc // eastbaypunkda.com