Association for Computers and the HumanitiesPittsburgh, PAJuly 23-26, 2019 Proposal The Roman de la Rose Digital Library (RDL) (https://dlmm.library.jhu.edu/en/romandelarose/) serves as a resource for the study of the most popular secular work of the European Middle Ages by providing access …
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 …
Michigan Academic Library Association (MiALA)May 13-14, 2019Saginaw, MI Abstract: Digital scholarship projects often include components that aren’t mentioned in tool overviews and introductory workshops, including project management, digital preservation, and web development. Often overlooked as invisible labor, these skills and …
Update: I have now posted the slides for the talk below In a few weeks, I will be a part of a roundtable presentation and discussion session at the upcoming Medieval Studies conference in Kalamazoo. In advance of the session. …
Conference on Student Learning and SuccessMay 6-8, 2019Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI In the Digital Humanities Pedagogy Learning Community, faculty and graduate students have worked together to develop digital humanities assignments that promote student engagement, deep learning, and creative …
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 …
Digital Humanities and the Undergraduate ExperienceApril 25-27, 2019Edwardsville, IL Digital Humanities is a field that abounds with definitions and boundaries, sometimes complimentary but often contradictory. I will explore how we construct digital humanities through a study of ten “Introduction to …
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). …
Last weekend, I had the pleasure to serve on a panel at ACRL with three fantastic library scholars – Marie Radford, Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, and Lynn Connaway – in a discussion about scholarly identity, where I shared about the Digital …