About the resource:
tl;dr There’s a new website called the Digital Humanities Literacy Guidebook, made for people just beginning their journeys into digital humanities, but hopefully still helpful for folks early in their career. It’s a crowdsourced resource that Carnegie Mellon University and the A.W. Mellon Foundation are offering to the world. We hope you will contribute!…
The DHLG is an incomplete map of a territory that’s still actively growing. It doesn’t offer a definition of digital humanities; instead, it introduces by example. The site offers dozens of short videos describing DH projects, as well as lists of resources, a topical glossary, job advice, and other helpful entry-points.