This Humanities Institute at Dartmouth College, foundational to Digital Humanities at Dartmouth, was directed by Mark Williams, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Film and Television Studies. The assembled scholars met weekly to share their relevant scholarship and also organized two conferences in order to initiate a trans-disciplinary survey of critical issues attendant to the rise of cyber-culture.

Professor Mark Williams introduced the Media Ecology Project’s NEH-supported Semantic Annotation Tool at the Digital Humanities Conference in Ultrecht, the Netherlands....

Professor Mark Williams was highlighted for his work with the Media Ecology Project; “In many cases these are materials that haven’t even been in a position to be forgotten—they weren’t even remembered the first time."...

Professor Williams presented a talk on "International Cooperation to Study and Preserve Media History: The Media Ecology Project" at the 6th International Education Forum of Shanghai University...