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Historian to hacker in 48 hours: What can humanists offer at GovHack and what can they learn?
The document outlines the role of humanists in civic hacking events, emphasizing their potential contributions through research-driven outcomes and effective communication. It highlights the importance of understanding user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) design for humanists, even if coding skills are not necessary. The document also mentions the upcoming GovHack event in Australia from July 11-13, 2014.
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Historian to hacker in 48 hours: What can humanists offer at GovHack and what can they learn?
- 1. Historian to hacker in48 hrs. What humanists have to offer at civic hacking events and what they can learn. Jo Hawkins | University of Western Australia www.historypunk.com | @history_punk
- 2. What can humanists offer? Researchdriven outcomes. What can humanists learn? User-focused outcomes.
- 3. Research driven outcomes. What canhumanists offer?
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- 12. UX/UI User experience User interface Source:Jodie Moule, Killer UX Design, 2012 <http://www.sitepoint.com/store/killer-ux-design/>.
- 13. RESEARCH INSIGHT CONCEPT DESIGN
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- 20. Digital humanists don’t needto know how to code. But they do need to know about UX/UI.
- 21. GovHack is happening aroundAustralia 11-13 July 2014.