Mapping Artistic Attention in Amsterdam, 1550-1750
By Matthew Lincoln, read full post here.
Category Archives: Further reading
How to not teach Digital Humanities
By Ryan Cordell, read full post here.
Speak to the Eyes: The History and Practice of Information Visualization
By Jefferson Bailey and Lily Pregill, read full article here.
Synchronizing metadata among different databases
“As libraries have increased collecting commercial electronic resources, instituted local or shared digitization programs, and moved to cloud-based services, more bibliographic and inventory information is being managed outside the traditional […]
Let’s Go Europeana
Project by Niall O’Leary, check the website here.
Slides God in Nederland 3.0 – Een digitale blik op religiegeschiedenis
De studiedag ‘God in Nederland 3.0’ was de moeite waard! U kunt de presentaties nalezen/ bekijken, van alle powerpoints zijn PDFs hier te bekijken.
Archiving the Web
A Case Study from the University of Victoria: The University of Victoria Libraries started archiving websites in 2013, and it quickly became apparent that many scholarly websites being produced by […]
Digital Scholarship and Book History
Occasionally, one finds oneself confronting the misconception that book history has nothing to do with digital scholarship. People who love print are never people who study with and about digital […]
New Chicago journal “History of Humanities” has been launched
The University of Chicago Press is pleased to announce the launch of History of Humanities, a new journal devoted to the historical and comparative study of the humanities. The first […]
Here and There: Creating DH Community
By Miram Posner, read full post here. For me, community happens when people are genuinely invested in seeing each other succeed.