Digital Humanities Now

UCL Laws, in conjunction with UCL Centre for Digital Humanities, UCL Department of Information Studies, and UCL Library Services, are pleased to announce the launch of the Bentham Papers Transcription Initiative, which has secured £260,000 funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s highly competitive Digital Equipment and Database Enhancement [...]
sherah1918: Another ex of changes in historical editing: RT @nowviskie: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new CDH http://is.gd/7WzFg  08.02.2010 18.45
historying: RT @nowviskie: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new Centre for Digital Humanities: http://is.gd/7WzFg  08.02.2010 19.09
nowviskie: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new Centre for Digital Humanities: http://is.gd/7WzFg  08.02.2010 18.24
sleonchnm: RT @nowviskie: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new Centre for Digital Humanities: http://is.gd/7WzFg  08.02.2010 18.28
dancohen: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new Centre for Digital Humanities: http://is.gd/7WzFg /via @nowviskie  08.02.2010 19.03
ernestopriego: RT @sleonchnm RT @nowviskie: Crowdsourcing Jeremy Bentham transcriptions at UCL's new Centre for Digital Humanities: http://is.gd/7WzFg  08.02.2010 18.31
hurricaneally: RT Crowdsourcing project to transcribe Jeremy Bentham's papers: http://is.gd/7WzFg via @historying @nowviskie @KTDigital @smv1827  08.02.2010 20.53
Last Tuesday, I asked 'If you follow a museum on twitter, is it friendly or weird if it follows you back?'.  The poll gathered 50 responses overall and I've presented an overview of the results here. Question 2 was added in response to a suggestion from a respondent after 20 responses had already been given, so for this reason alone, the results should not be taken as anything other than an interesting indication of responses.  I've shared the written responses to various questions, and provi..   show all text
publichistorian: RT @museweb: rt @mia_out Survey results: is it friendly or weird when a museum twitter account follows you back? http://bit.ly/boIhLf  08.02.2010 17.09
NancyProctor: RT @museweb: rt @mia_out Survey results: is it friendly or weird when a museum twitter account follows you back? http://bit.ly/boIhLf  08.02.2010 17.08
edmj: RT @museweb: rt @mia_out Survey results: is it friendly or weird when a museum twitter account follows you back? http://bit.ly/boIhLf  08.02.2010 17.31
miaridge: Survey results: is it friendly or weird when a museum twitter account follows you back? http://bit.ly/boIhLf  08.02.2010 02.06
edmj: According to Times of London: RT @museummedia: The 10 best museum websites http://is.gd/7Sljf  07.02.2010 22.00
Jurretta: RT @edmj: According to Times of London: RT @museummedia: The 10 best museum websites http://is.gd/7Sljf  07.02.2010 22.01
fleming77: RT @museummedia: The 10 best museum websites http://is.gd/7Sljf  07.02.2010 17.18
m1ke_ellis: RT @mia_out: http://bit.ly/aHGqvS owes some thanks to @m1ke_ellis and @frankieroberto in particular, alongside many others - v. kind!  07.02.2010 18.42
samuelbausson: The 10 best museum websites http://is.gd/7Sljf  07.02.2010 16.37
hastac: HASTAC@Digital Media and Learning Conference http://bit.ly/9ZhKCk via CatinStack  07.02.2010 16.05
dmlComp: HASTAC@Digital Media and Learning Conference http://bit.ly/9ZhKCk via CatinStack  07.02.2010 16.04
CatinStack: HASTAC@Digital Media and Learning Conference http://bit.ly/9ZhKCk  07.02.2010 16.04
jafurtado: MORE than 65,000 19th-cent works of fiction from the British Library to be made available 4 free downloads from spring http://bit.ly/d9DEHY  07.02.2010 19.17
fleming77: RT @Airminded: RT @TheHistoryWoman: British Library free ebook downloads of C19th works - Dickens, Austen and .. http://tinyurl.com/yc69tjt  07.02.2010 13.44
Musebrarian: British Library to offer free ebook downloads - Times Online: http://bit.ly/clwrFN  07.02.2010 15.55
Ajprescott: RT @soundarchive British Library to offer free ebook downloads - Times Online: http://bit.ly/clwrFN  07.02.2010 15.25
TheHistoryWoman: British Library to offer free ebook downloads of C19th works - Dickens, Austen and the lot http://tinyurl.com/yc69tjt #ebooks  07.02.2010 11.41
openculture: British Library has scanned 65,000 19th c. books, to be available as free e-books in the Spring. (via @siobhandowling) http://is.gd/7Safa  07.02.2010 15.22
CatinStack: RT @hrheingold: I collected a nearly overwhelmingly large # of links abt edu tech: http://bit.ly/8Ia2Uu  07.02.2010 00.54
dmlComp: http://delicious.com/hrheingold/educational_technology  07.02.2010 00.26
hastac: I have collected a nearly overwhelmingly large # of links abt edu tech: http://delicious.com/hrheingold/educational_technology  06.02.2010 21.39
edmj: Congrats to all! RT @patrickgmj: Finalist in Mozilla JetPack for Learning Design Challenge #Rubrick is powered by #ARC http://bit.ly/bG8uLn  06.02.2010 21.10
patrickgmj: Finalist in Mozilla JetPack for Learning Design Challenge #Rubrick is powered by #ARC (thx @bengee !!) http://bit.ly/bG8uLn  06.02.2010 20.22
jcmeloni: RT @patrickgmj: Finalist in Mozilla JetPack for Learning Design Challenge #Rubrick is powered by #ARC (thx @bengee !!) http://bit.ly/bG8uLn  06.02.2010 20.27
mkirschenbaum: comprehensive DC-area information regarding #snowpacalypse: http://snowpocalypsedc.com/ Please RT.  05.02.2010 05.09
captain_primate: all you need to know to respond to the current weather predictions: http://snowpocalypsedc.com/ #psa (via @kirbstr) (via @ajturner)  05.02.2010 17.15
ajturner: all you need to know to respond to the current weather predictions: http://snowpocalypsedc.com/ #psa (via @kirbstr)  05.02.2010 17.12
theoccasional: Snowpocalypse DC! http://snowpocalypsedc.com/  05.02.2010 04.20
popquizkid: It's coming... http://snowpocalypsedc.com/  04.02.2010 22.48
Chronotope: RT @GMUStudentMedia @katekintail Lol, that's a good find - http://snowpocalypsedc.com/  05.02.2010 01.06
elipousson: Definite sense of impending doom on the way into work this morning... http://snowpocalypsedc.com/  05.02.2010 16.00
nowviskie: Excited to be presenting at @CNDLS w/my lovely friend Tim Powell for the Rosenzweig Forum on Feb 17th: http://is.gd/7HofG  04.02.2010 20.31
digitalhumanist: Rosenzweig Forum for Digital Humanities, Feb 17 hosted by @CNDLS, incl Tim Powell and @nowviskie http://bit.ly/cIGN2P  04.02.2010 18.06
footnotesrising: RT @digitalhumanist: Rosenzweig Forum for Digital Humanities, Feb 17 hosted by @CNDLS, incl Tim Powell and @nowviskie http://bit.ly/cIGN2P  04.02.2010 18.10
cndls: RT @digitalhumanist Rosenzweig Forum for Digital Humanities, Feb 17 hosted by @CNDLS, incl Tim Powell and @nowviskie http://bit.ly/cIGN2P  04.02.2010 21.37
sherah1918: RT @digitalhumanist: Rosenzweig Forum for Digital Humanities, Feb 17 hosted by @CNDLS, incl Tim Powell and @nowviskie http://bit.ly/cIGN2P  04.02.2010 18.19
brettbobley: Two NEH/ODH Start-Up Grantees @ Rosenzweig Forum for Digital Humanities, Feb 17 in DC http://bit.ly/cIGN2P (via @digitalhumanist)  04.02.2010 21.57
captain_primate: Two NEH/ODH Start-Up Grantees @ Rosenzweig Forum for DH, Feb 17 in DC http://bit.ly/cIGN2P (via @digitalhumanist) (via @brettbobley)  04.02.2010 22.04
If you're looking for a way to organize all the information you find and research you do online, and you've had enough with bookmarking, copying and pasting, and cobbled-together techniques not cutting it, Zotero is a comprehensive information manager for Firefox. Zotero is, at its heart, a citation manager. It was designed to facilitate research and to make organizing and including that research in essays and publications pain free. As such, it's an excellent tool for any scholar, researcher..   show all text
nirak: Readin' my lunchtime feeds and see Zotero is featured on Lifehacker! woooo! http://bit.ly/btNwAf  03.02.2010 21.14
historying: RT @kfitz: Zotero on LifeHacker: http://bit.ly/bBy2yV  03.02.2010 21.34
janaremy: RT @zotero: great article on How to Clip, Sort, and Cite the Entire Web with @Zotero on @lifehacker http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 22.29
kfitz: Zotero on LifeHacker: http://bit.ly/bBy2yV  03.02.2010 20.46
jaheppler: RT @nirak: Readin' my lunchtime feeds and see Zotero is featured on Lifehacker! woooo! http://bit.ly/btNwAf  03.02.2010 21.36
wpwend42: RT @kfitz: Zotero on LifeHacker: http://bit.ly/bBy2yV  03.02.2010 21.49
captain_primate: Zotero on LifeHacker: http://bit.ly/bBy2yV (via @kfitz)  03.02.2010 21.41
clioweb: RT @zotero: great article on How to Clip, Sort, and Cite the Entire Web with @Zotero on @lifehacker http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 21.37
zotero: great article on How to Clip, Sort, and Cite the Entire Web with @Zotero on @lifehacker http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 21.35
jessicacm: RT @zotero: great article on How to Clip, Sort, and Cite the Entire Web with @Zotero on @lifehacker http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 21.47
dancohen: Huge thanks to @jasonfitzpatric for his great article on @zotero on @lifehacker: http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 22.53
jmcclurken: RT @kfitz: Zotero on LifeHacker: http://bit.ly/bBy2yV  03.02.2010 21.34
chnm: great article on How to Clip, Sort, and Cite the Entire Web with @Zotero on @lifehacker http://bit.ly/b72tQy  03.02.2010 21.35

Older posts >>

Find it!

Theme Design by devolux.org

Tag Cloud