About this conference
This world congress brings together digital humanities scholars, language technology researchers, educators, and learning scientists to address the intersection of digital humanities, language technologies, and learning. The congress program covers digital humanities including digital archiving, cultural analytics, computational literary studies, historical data analysis, and digital scholarly publishing. Language technologies include natural language processing, computational linguistics, machine translation, speech recognition, sentiment analysis, and language generation. Learning topics include digital learning environments, language acquisition technology, educational analytics, adaptive learning, and AI-driven instruction. The congress emphasizes the integration of these fields, exploring how language technologies can enhance digital humanities research and how digital humanities approaches can inform learning. Through paper presentations, project demonstrations, workshops, and panel discussions, this congress aims to advance interdisciplinary research at the intersection of technology and human expression.