OK, now I’m really excited.  Visualization really speaks to me. I have always been a bit flustered or dismayed by using searches, search terms, etc.  The assumption is that one […]

The usefulness of digital archives has become very clear to me over the past couple of years, and even more clear after this week’s readings and our session with Steve […]

First of all, let me state quite unequivocally that I think it is a shame and it is wrong that tenure-track positions are evaporating.  I also decry other signs of […]

It was interesting to hear Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s narrative on how she became involved in digital scholarship–it arose from a natural desire to share thoughts and ideas more immediately and more […]

We again had some very interesting discussions about practicing and teaching Digital Humanities, and I was very happy to hear from classmates who’ve had some real world experience, and some […]

We have worked through some key concepts in trying to define Digital Humanities.  An important distinction about DH which Matt pointed out is the emphasis on the methodology of building, […]