DMC Game Night, a safe space to play! Join us at the DMC’s Throwback to the Future Game Night on March 3rd 10pm – 1am in the Mattin Center. Dive into virtual reality or get nostalgic with any of our throwback games. Play games with a group of friends or on your own. The event is free and open to all who have a J-card. Throwback snacks will be provided. There is something fun for everyone so come out and play!
The DMC is excited to host a lecture and Q&A from Aaron Heinkin and Wendel Patrick from the Out of the Blocks podcast!
During Fall orientation the JHU Digital Media Center invited incoming freshman and their parents/guardians to pose for family portraits and share their stories, thoughts, and feelings about the transition to Hopkins. Everyone’s audio recordings were mixed together to create a soundscape serving as a shared reflection on the transition to college at Johns…
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View from the Nest: Class of 2017 was an opportunity for seniors to capture their last semester on campus. This project was a virtual yearbook, open-sourcing footage from seniors to create a video montage that was shown at graduation. Using funds from the DMC’s Creative Use of Technology Grant, the…
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The DMC offers a variety of workshops each semester selected from the master list below. Fall semester workshops are typically held from the middle of September to the week before Thanksgiving. Spring semester workshops are typically held from the first week of February to the week after spring break. Special events are sprinkled in throughout the academic year.
John Rattray is creating a prototype for a low cost alternative to automated and remote controlled window blinds using 3D modeling, 3D printing, and smart phone application design. He hopes that this low cost alternative can be used to assist individuals with disabilities.
As a Film and Media Studies and Writing Seminars major, Danielle has created many short films. Her most recent film “Nour” is about a young girl who feels self-conscious about wearing a hijab at her new school. In order to make this film Danielle was awarded the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund in…
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Using the DMC’s Graphics Enhanced Workstation, Stephanie Herrera creates cartoons for the JHU Newsletter. She is most known for her “punny” ghost cartoons featuring high quality graphics and cheeky wordplay.
Saturday February 13, 2016 4-7pm Matin Art Center, Jones 101 West of Charles and 33rd Street Free and open to the public This event served as the official kickoff for Research Remix – an interdisciplinary program organized by the DMC and funded by an Arts Innovation grant from JHU. Student and…
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Build your own 3D printer from the ground up! Ideal for individuals looking to both acquire a 3D printer and build a high-level skill set in 3D Printing. Participants will build their machine on day one and learn to use it for various applications on the following days. Suitable for…
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