Monthly Archives: February 2012

Ran across this interesting video digging around for stuff about DH in the classroom.  I like this because it gets beyond the notion that DH is something special or discrete from the rest of the curriculum.  Instead it is embedded … Continue reading →

Found this interesting DH project through the linked-in group I belong to.  Looks like it is still up and coming, but I like how they’ve internationalized Shakespeare and are using digital tools to do so, connecting performers and artists from … Continue reading →

Had a great conversation with Tony Caito of our Collaboratory last week, touching a bit on some of our dreaming conversations about Digital Humanities at Messiah College.  Tony directed me to the Cultural Data project supported by the Pew Charitable Trust. … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Digital Scholarship in the Humanities: Recently I heard the editors of a history journal and a literature journal say that they rarely published articles written by more than one author—perhaps a couple every few years.   Around the same … Continue reading →

This is a really informative piece about doing digital history.  It covers careers, projects, audiences, funding, and challenges.  I think it is definitely something we should read before we commit to a project.