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Resources
Below, find regularly updated links to current writing on the state of digital humanities. Click a month/year to see posts for that time period.
May 2018
Job: Digital Project Coordinator (Limited Term), Duke University
Job: Academic Technology Specialist, Stanford University Libraries
Report: Frictionless Data – Making Research Data Quality Visible
Editors’ Choice: Twitter Conferences – To Do or Not To Do?
Job: Digital Humanist, The Long 19th Amendment Project
Job: Senior Digital Library Software Engineer at Harvard University
Announcement: Introducing ZoteroBib
Editors’ Choice: Are Historians Still Ambivalent About Getting Published Online?
Report: The Academic Book and Its Digital Dilemmas
POST: The Gospel of Unicode: Digital Love Letter(s) and Art Through Numbers
RESOURCE: FAIR Principles for Library, Archive and Museum Collections
RESOURCE: New NER Toolchain and Demo
CFP: Data in Digital Humanities (EADH Conference)
CFP: Digital Scholarship: Expanding Access, Activism, and Advocacy
JOB: Data Services and Digital Scholarship Librarian, UC Santa Barbara
Job: Digital Humanities Developer
CFP: dh+lib Review Editors-at-Large for Fall 2018
PROJECT: Mapping Consumers in the Black South African Press
POST: Launching the Boston Research Center
RESOURCE: Mashups and Matters of Concern: Generative Approaches to Digital Collections
CFP: Open Education Southern Symposium
Job: Academic Technology Specialist, Stanford University Libraries
Report: Frictionless Data – Making Research Data Quality Visible
Editors’ Choice: Twitter Conferences – To Do or Not To Do?
Job: Digital Humanist, The Long 19th Amendment Project
Job: Senior Digital Library Software Engineer at Harvard University
Announcement: Introducing ZoteroBib
Editors’ Choice: Are Historians Still Ambivalent About Getting Published Online?
Report: The Academic Book and Its Digital Dilemmas
POST: The Gospel of Unicode: Digital Love Letter(s) and Art Through Numbers
RESOURCE: FAIR Principles for Library, Archive and Museum Collections
RESOURCE: New NER Toolchain and Demo
CFP: Data in Digital Humanities (EADH Conference)
CFP: Digital Scholarship: Expanding Access, Activism, and Advocacy
JOB: Data Services and Digital Scholarship Librarian, UC Santa Barbara
Job: Digital Humanities Developer
CFP: dh+lib Review Editors-at-Large for Fall 2018
PROJECT: Mapping Consumers in the Black South African Press
POST: Launching the Boston Research Center
RESOURCE: Mashups and Matters of Concern: Generative Approaches to Digital Collections
CFP: Open Education Southern Symposium
April 2018
March 2018
February 2018
Introducing Public Work, a Public Humanities Podcast
Interview with Purdom Lindblad
Digital Storytelling and the Humanities - A Report from the 2017 DH Forum at the University of Kansas
Pedagogy Project 2.0 Twitter Chat!
Recap: Scholars for Social Justice Twitter Chat
#SouthwesternDH at DHU3
Digital Scholarship Lab: Thoughts on Laboratories and Libraries from MSU
Hey Postdocs: Let's meet!
What Are The Key Properties That Make It Possible for Innovative Institutions To Do What They Do?
New research on the architecture, design and evaluation of online information systems and services
Digital Accessibility and You
CCSWG18 Week 3 Write-Up: Race and Code
CCSWG18 Week 2 Write-Up: Critical + Creative Coding
Privacy, Security, and Your "Data Shadow"
New is Now, Now is Then: Exploring Rob Feulner’s Analog Remix of Off the Air’s “NEWNOW” as a Case Study in Digital Aesthetics
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting My PhD
Black Listing Then and Now?: Similarities and Continuities
Getting the Writing Done: Completing Your Paper, Thesis, or Dissertation
Lorraine Hansberry Documentary on PBS
Making Media for Everyone: The Emoji Project
An Assessment of the Digital Media and Learning Competition
The (Open) Online Tools We Use--and Why You Should Too!
Day One of "Black Listed"
Interview with Purdom Lindblad
Digital Storytelling and the Humanities - A Report from the 2017 DH Forum at the University of Kansas
Pedagogy Project 2.0 Twitter Chat!
Recap: Scholars for Social Justice Twitter Chat
#SouthwesternDH at DHU3
Digital Scholarship Lab: Thoughts on Laboratories and Libraries from MSU
Hey Postdocs: Let's meet!
What Are The Key Properties That Make It Possible for Innovative Institutions To Do What They Do?
New research on the architecture, design and evaluation of online information systems and services
Digital Accessibility and You
CCSWG18 Week 3 Write-Up: Race and Code
CCSWG18 Week 2 Write-Up: Critical + Creative Coding
Privacy, Security, and Your "Data Shadow"
New is Now, Now is Then: Exploring Rob Feulner’s Analog Remix of Off the Air’s “NEWNOW” as a Case Study in Digital Aesthetics
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting My PhD
Black Listing Then and Now?: Similarities and Continuities
Getting the Writing Done: Completing Your Paper, Thesis, or Dissertation
Lorraine Hansberry Documentary on PBS
Making Media for Everyone: The Emoji Project
An Assessment of the Digital Media and Learning Competition
The (Open) Online Tools We Use--and Why You Should Too!
Day One of "Black Listed"
January 2018
December 2017
November 2017
July 2017
February 2017
Free Access to the Women Writers Online for March
Review: “‘She Wrote It, But…’: Erasures, Recoveries, and the Futures of Women’s Book History,” November 2016 Symposium, Texas A&M
Review: “‘She Wrote It, But…’: Erasures, Recoveries, and the Futures of Women’s Book History,” November 2016 Symposium, Texas A&M
January 2017
December 2016
October 2016
September 2016
August 2016
July 2016
Humanities Scholars Interested in Digital Publishing: A National Survey
New tutorials on network analysis with Cytoscape
New tutorials on network analysis with Cytoscape