Humanities Computing and Media Centre (HCMC)

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Illustrated rendition of a map of London during the Early Modern Era

Map of Early Modern London

Relates places in London and literary references to each other.

Map of Early Modern London
Painting of Keats with his initials

Mapping Keats's Progress

Follows Keats's life and provides a complete digital collection of his poetry.

Mapping Keats's Progress
Illustration of the Norse God Loki

MyNDIR: My Norse Digital Image Repository

Digitized images of Norse myths and legends.

MyNDIR: My Norse Digital Image Repositor
Letter describing the sale of a dispossessed person's piano

Landscapes of Injustice project

Dispossesion and denial of rights of a Canadian minority group.

Landscapes of Injustice project
HMS "Erebus" in Ice, by Francois Etienne Musin

Franklin Expedition Mysteries

Part of the Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History series.

Franklin Expedition Mysteries
Map of Port Simpson to Nass Village, from the Admiralty survey of 1868

The Colonial Despatches project

The Colonial Despatches of BC and Vancouver Island, 1846-1871.

The Colonial Despatches project
Robert Graves pictured with friends

Diary of Robert Graves

First scholarly edition in print and electronic form of this unpublished diary (1935-39).

Diary of Robert Graves

Let us work with you

Do you have an idea or question about the development of:

  • web applications
  • websites
  • online databases
  • application programs or 
  • manipulation of audio, video, images, maps or other media?

The Humanities Computing and Media Centre UVic (HCMC) has an international reputation developing projects in collaboration with researchers and instructors from UVic's Faculty of Humanities.

We have particular expertise in the fields of digital humanities and language learning. We can put that to work for you. If you are a member of the Faculty of Humanities, you are in the right place.

We can help whether your interest is:

  • research (e.g. literary or linguistic analysis, electronic editions, research websites)
  • teaching (using multimedia labs, creating online exercises, instructional databases) or 
  • editing (e.g. managing a conference, editing a journal, maintaining a department website)

For more information, visit our services and resources section. We have an established process to help you go from your ideas to a completed project.

If you have questions (big or small) about working with us, or can't find what you're looking for on our site, please get in touch with us.

 

We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory the university stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.