praxis-network.org
UVa Praxis Program · The Praxis Network
http://praxis-network.org/praxis-program.html
Based in the Scholars’ Lab. A center for digital humanities R&D and expert consultation at the University of Virginia Library, the Praxis Program. Brings together a small cohort of graduate fellows from a variety of disciplines each year, to learn by working collaboratively on a single open-source tool for humanities research and teaching. For more information, read this. Chronicle of Higher Education. Or visit the website. Begun in 2011 as a pilot program of the the Library's Scholars’ Lab. Praxis is a ...
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Clio 3: Programming in History/New Media. A language obligatory for the web but useful for many applications) and R. A statistical programming language well-suited to scholarly purposes), but you are encouraged to learn any language you like for the final project. After taking this course, you will. Be able to use computer programming to make historical arguments;. Understand the common concepts of computer programming across computer languages;. How to succeed at this course. The culture around programm...
engl.virginia.edu
Digital Projects | Department of English
http://www.engl.virginia.edu/digital_projects
Skip to main content. Academic and Professional Writing. The following is a list of digital projects that English Department faculty and graduate students have completed or are currently undertaking:. Collective Biographies of Women. Collective Biographies of Women. Professor Jon D'Errico and the Batten Project team. Little Red Schoolhouse Online. Professor Emeritus Hoyt Duggan. The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive. Society for Early English and Norse Electronic Texts (SEENET). Songs of the Victorians.
philomousos.blogspot.com
Scriptio Continua: September 2013
http://philomousos.blogspot.com/2013_09_01_archive.html
Thoughts on software development, Digital Humanities, the ancient world, and whatever else crosses my radar. All original content herein is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. For some time now I’ve been feeling uneasy about how I should present myself and my work. A few years ago, I’d have confidently said I work on Digital Humanities projects. Before that, I was into Humanities Computing. But now? Please join and promote #DHThis. This is great stuff, but itR...
philomousos.blogspot.com
Scriptio Continua: Outside the tent
http://philomousos.blogspot.com/2013/09/outside-tent.html
Thoughts on software development, Digital Humanities, the ancient world, and whatever else crosses my radar. All original content herein is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. For some time now I’ve been feeling uneasy about how I should present myself and my work. A few years ago, I’d have confidently said I work on Digital Humanities projects. Before that, I was into Humanities Computing. But now? Please join and promote #DHThis. This is great stuff, but itR...
nowviskie.org
methods « Bethany Nowviskie
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Published: Oct 4th, 2015. On capacity and care. This is the blended and edited text of two talks I gave last week. One, titled “On Capacity and Care,” was the keynote presentation. At the 2015 Office of Digital Humanities project director’s meeting at the National Endowment for the Humanities. The other was titled “Grand Challenges in/and Graduate Education,” and was presented at the University of Michigan. It’s here, as “Capacity Through Care,” a brief provocation for Debates in DH. The academy), but to...
nataliacecire.blogspot.com
Works Cited: September 2013
http://nataliacecire.blogspot.com/2013_09_01_archive.html
Friday, September 20, 2013. This is a far too long response to a post by Adeline Koh. I agree with Ted's point that DH is a social category more than anything else, but, as he acknowledges, such social categories are consequential. I've argued before. That the search for "the most digital digital" is basically intellectually doomed. But I don't think that's the question Adeline was asking—I think she was already asking the social question. ( Matt Kirschenbaum gave a social answer. Digital work has come t...
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Bio « Bethany Nowviskie
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Umanely computing/digitally humanizing since 1996. Director of the Digital Library Federation. The Council on Library and Information Resources, and Research Associate Professor of Digital Humanities. In the Department of English at the University of Virginia. Former director of the Scholars’ Lab. And Department of Digital Research and Scholarship at the University of Virginia Library. And chair of both the UVa General Faculty Council. And the Modern Language Association. Chronicle of Higher Education.
csbailey.org
Building, Dwelling, Coding
http://csbailey.org/2013/10/21/building-dwelling-coding.html
Building, Dwelling, Coding. Over the past week, Ive become rather occupied with customising Sublime Text 2, the editor in which Ive been writing code. Ive been adding packages to make it work more efficiently, to cut down on the number of keystrokes, to make it so my fingers rarely have to leave the keyboard. With Jeremys. With a simple keyboard shortcut? Why type out the basic html structure, when you can use Emmet. And just hit tab to have it created? If this seems a bit mystical, it is. Much of He...
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