Sifting through and storifying this conversation on Twitter quickly became an exercise in dissecting the many layers of Digital Humanities and Digital Pedagogy. It also made me realize just how elaborate (but still focused) the threads of a Twitter discussion can be.
Academic libraries find themselves embracing new roles in at least two key areas: Publishing. More academic libraries are entering the world of scholarly publishing by creating or expanding services. About half the respondents in a recent survey had (or were developing) library publishing services in order to support change in scholarly publication. Three quarters of […]
Yale University librarians work in libraries across the Central, West, Medical, and Science campuses, to build, manage, and provide access to a rich and unique record of human thought and creativity. They demonstrate flexibility, creativity, and imagination in their work and adapt to and help shape a continuously evolving work environment. Yale librarians provide consistently […]
A collection of best online collaboration tools from Robin Good, updated weekly.
The guide describes the techniques used in our Software Studies Lab to explore large image and video sets. The guide covers the following operations (software used is in brackets): – Download and setup free ImageJ software used to prepare images and video for visualizations, and create visualizations. – Automatically detect shots in a video (shotdetect). […]
The Digital Humanities (DH) Caucus of The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies seeks session topics and organizers for the 2013 meeting of ASECS, to be held April 4-7, 2013, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Have you been considering teaching an Omeka workshop at a conference or for a public or digital history class? Colleen Greene has shared a workshop assignment she created and taught for two hands-on Omeka sessions during the Fall 2011 semester.
The Graduate Center of the City University of New York, the Ph.D. – granting institution of CUNY, announces a postdoctoral fellowship for the academic year 2012-2013 in the area of digital humanities.
We are seeking to hire a Sr. Professional Research Assistant (research fellow) with a degree in Library and/or Information Science, or an arts, humanities or social science discipline in which the candidate has acquired significant research and practical expertise in the area of digital curation. The ideal candidate should provide evidence of past practical experience […]
The Penn Libraries is seeking an experienced, dynamic Medieval and Renaissance manuscript studies specialist to lead the effort to build a vital and enduring presence for the Schoenberg Center for Manuscript Studies at Penn.
