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* | ==Available== | ||
* https://dca.caset.buffalo.edu/ | |||
==Directors== | |||
* Neil Coffee | |||
* Gregory Crane | |||
==Description== | |||
The Digital Classics Association (DCA) is a scholarly organization intended to advance the use of digital techniques in the study and teaching of classical antiquity. The DCA concentrates its efforts on promoting and disseminating research, teaching, and outreach information, mainly through sessions held at the joint meetings of the American Philological Association and American Institute of Archaeology. | The Digital Classics Association (DCA) is a scholarly organization intended to advance the use of digital techniques in the study and teaching of classical antiquity. The DCA concentrates its efforts on promoting and disseminating research, teaching, and outreach information, mainly through sessions held at the joint meetings of the American Philological Association and American Institute of Archaeology. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 21 April 2017
Available
Directors
- Neil Coffee
- Gregory Crane
Description
The Digital Classics Association (DCA) is a scholarly organization intended to advance the use of digital techniques in the study and teaching of classical antiquity. The DCA concentrates its efforts on promoting and disseminating research, teaching, and outreach information, mainly through sessions held at the joint meetings of the American Philological Association and American Institute of Archaeology.