Medieval History
In the fall semester of 2012, Brittain fellow Dr. Kellie Meyer and colleagues from different areas of specialty at Georgia Tech organized a symposium, Tech Gets Medieval: How Medieval Technology Can Teach the Past.
The complete symposium is now available at Georgia Tech's SmarTech repository: https://smartech.gatech.edu/handle/1853/46004/browse?type=title
Here is a list of the presenters and their paper titles:
Opening Remarks: Burnett, Rebecca; Meyer, Kellie; Utz, Richard
The Afterlives of Gawain: Illustration as Annotation in the Cotton Nero Ax Manuscript: Haught, Leah
Biology and Germ Warfare: Spencer, Chrissy
Blacksmithing and Timber-Framed Houses: Pedagogy of Risk: Crawford, T. Hugh
Medieval Construction ? Foundation of Today's Industry: Bowen, Brian
Neo-Medieval Fantasy in Video Games: Pearce, Celia
Tried and True Methods: Madej, Krystina
Your Mission is to Rescue Lorenzo di Medici: A Demonstration of the Pedagogical Potentials of Using Assassin's Creed II for Teaching the Italian Renaissance: Madden, Amanda
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Medieval History
Tech Gets Medieval Fall 2012 Symposium now Viewable
The complete symposium is now available at Georgia Tech's SmarTech repository: https://smartech.gatech.edu/handle/1853/46004/browse?type=title
Here is a list of the presenters and their paper titles:
Opening Remarks: Burnett, Rebecca; Meyer, Kellie; Utz, Richard
The Afterlives of Gawain: Illustration as Annotation in the Cotton Nero Ax Manuscript: Haught, Leah
Biology and Germ Warfare: Spencer, Chrissy
Blacksmithing and Timber-Framed Houses: Pedagogy of Risk: Crawford, T. Hugh
Medieval Construction ? Foundation of Today's Industry: Bowen, Brian
Neo-Medieval Fantasy in Video Games: Pearce, Celia
Tried and True Methods: Madej, Krystina
Your Mission is to Rescue Lorenzo di Medici: A Demonstration of the Pedagogical Potentials of Using Assassin's Creed II for Teaching the Italian Renaissance: Madden, Amanda
- Briefly Noted -- Accessus: A Journal Of Premodern Literature And New Media
Readers of Modern Medieval will want to go take a look at the inaugural issue of Accessus, a publication of the Gower Project. This excellent-looking first issue includes the following essays that bring together disability studies, medieval studies, manuscript...
- Open Access In The Academy, And What It Means For Medievalism Studies
Open Access in the Academy, a roundtable at 29th Intl. Conference on Medievalism, Georgia Tech, October 2014, with Thomas Hahn, Kevin Harty, Leah Haught, J. Britt Holbrook, Fred Rascoe, Paul Sturtevant, Jesse G. Swan, Robin Wharton, and Richard...
- Haught Joins Medievally Speaking As Associate Editor
Good news about the future of Medievally Speaking: Dr. Leah Haught, who has been serving as an excellent Assistant Editor for our journal since 2012, has agreed to taking on the position of Associate Editor. Leah holds a Ph.D. from the University...
- Georgia Tech Establishes Past Present Faculty Group
It all began with a Symposium, Tech Gets Medieval, in 2012, during which a group of colleagues at Georgia Tech gathered to see if medieval culture might have a place at one of the nation's premier tech universities. Then, in 2013, the group received...
- Author Interviews Coming To Ancient & Medieval Mayhem Blog In June
ROBYN YOUNGInterview with Author, Robyn Young. In early June to kick off the Ancient & Medieval Historical Fiction Group's Medieval Group Read of Insurrection. ...