The Fort Vancouver Mobile project was featured prominently in discussions last week at the
Digital Humanities Summer Institute in Victoria, British Columbia, where
Creative Media and Digital Culture faculty (Dene Grigar, John Barber, Will Luers, Brett
Oppegaard and Nicholas Schiller) taught a week-long course called “Creating Digital Humanities Projects for the Mobile
Environment.” The international group of scholars taking this course -- from such universities
as Yale, Emory, Howard, Michigan, and Toronto -- learned about conceptualizing
space, coding and programming, and developing mobile architecture, design and
content. The proof-of-concept apps produced included programs for special
library collections, literary walks, and teaching foreign languages.
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