Theodora Zampaki, of The Digital Orientalist, talks with Arezou Azad about the Invisible East programme in a recently published 3-part interview.

 

Arezou Azad discussed the activities of the programme with Theodora Zampaki.

They talked about the Invisible East team's current research, the research tools that are being developed, the work of the team on digital humanities, and the programme of activities carried out in schools in the UK and Afghanistan. 

The interview has been recently published on The Digital Orientalist website in three parts: part one is available at this link; part two is available at this link; part three is available at this link.

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