Experiments with World Digital Library in ACH Collections as Data Jam 2019 in Pittsburgh, PA At the ACH Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, July 23, 2019, at the Collections as Data Jam workshop. The team included: Kristen Mapes, Mickey Casad, David …
Shortcuts to: Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday It’s IMC Leeds time again! Thousands of medievalists are at the University of Leeds on July 1-4, and I am continuing in my tradition of compiling digital humanities, digitally inflected, and …
Direct links to each day: Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday It’s Kzoo time again! I am continuing in my tradition of compiling digital humanities, digitally inflected, and DH-adjacent sessions, papers, and activities into one handy list. The total …
I have developed a template for project evaluation that we use regularly in my Introduction to Digital Humanities undergraduate course and which may be of use to others. The template is available for download and reuse on Humanities Commons (http://dx.doi.org/10.17613/tfab-j603). …
I wrote up a post for DH+Lib about things I am reading this summer. Check it out! Here is an excerpt: As summer shifts into fall planning, I find my reading oriented toward articles that I may assign to my …
It’s nearly IMC Leeds time again! Thousands of medievalists will descend on the University of Leeds on July 2-5. I am continuing in my tradition of compiling digital humanities, digitally inflected, and DH-adjacent sessions, papers, and activities into one handy …
Direct links to each day: Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday It’s Kzoo time again! I am continuing in my tradition of compiling digital humanities, digitally inflected, and DH-adjacent sessions, papers, and activities into one handy list. The total …
Beyond the Femfog: Feminist Medieval Digital Humanities – A Round Table Discussion International Medieval Congress University of Leeds July 4, 2017 #imc2017 #s906 Click for session description | Click for Slides Today I am thrilled to be on a panel …
Back in 2014, I began compiling a List on Twitter of Medieval Studies scholars and handles. At that time, I compiled 801 Twitter handles together. Since then, the list has grown in spurts, and now it has 1,068 people and …
When research I conducted last November on “Social Media Adoption by Medievalists” (slides here) showed that only 18% of scholars who adopted a public social media platform used Twitter, I was a bit surprised. There obviously are many more scholars on …