USAJOBS – Search Jobs. Job Title: Humanities Administrator Department: National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Agency: National Endowment for the Humanities Job Announcement Number: 12-012 SALARY RANGE: $62,467.00 to $97,333.00 / Per Year OPEN PERIOD: Wednesday, June 06, 2012 to Thursday, July 05, 2012 SERIES & GRADE: GS-1701-11/12 POSITION INFORMATION: Full Time – Term NTE 13 months PROMOTION […]
Award Information – Fulbright Scholar Catalog of Awards. The 2013-14 Fulbright Scholar Program competition seeks applications for American scholars involved in Digital Humanities and/or Digital Culture for awards in Norway, Ireland, and potentially many more. In Norway, Fulbright offers a 5 or 10 month teaching/research grant in digital culture and/or digital media aesthetics at the […]
Award Information – Fulbright Scholar Catalog of Awards. The 2013-14 Fulbright Scholar Program competition seeks applications for American scholars involved in Digital Humanities and/or Digital Culture for awards in Norway, Ireland, and potentially many more. In Ireland, the University College Cork seeks a scholar for a 3 month grant to teach or teach and research […]
Zampolli Prize Call for Nominations | ADHO. The Zampolli Prize is a awarded every three years by The Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) in recognition of an outstanding singular achievement in the Digital Humanities. The Prize is named in honor of Antonio Zampolli, one of the founders of the Association for Literary and Linguistic […]
Digital Humanities Congress 2012 – HRI – The University of Sheffield. Keynote Speakers Professor Andrew Prescott (Head of Department, Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London) Professor Lorna Hughes (University of Wales Chair in Digital Collections at the National Library of Wales) Professor Philip Ethington (Professor of History and Political Science, University of Southern California and Co-Director of […]
What follows is a draft of a paper written in conjunction with Robert Blades concerning the Looted Heritage project. Introduction In his overview of what ‘open access’ might mean in the academy, Peter Suber draws attention to the salient features of what it means to call something ‘open’ – that it is digital, the cost (to […]
R, the open source statistical software environment, is powerful but can be a challenge to approach for beginners.
The digital revolution brings us all kinds of cool tools that make it easier to study, teach and present history. Interactive timelines are one of my favourites. Compared to their analogue versions, the benefits are clear: you can zoom in and out on time, minimize and maximize text boxes, add pictures and video, cooperate, share, […]
The Archaeological Museum of Salonica holds one of the largest and most diverse collections of ancient sculpture in Greece. The register, which is kept in the Cast Museum of the University of Salonica along with the photographical archive, contains about 1500 entries. The objects were newly measured, described and recorded. The sculptures were photographed from […]
In the past decade, literary scholars have increasingly turned their readerly attention from symptoms to surfaces, even as a variety of innovative approaches–from book history and media studies to digital humanities and performance studies–have nudged literary studies beyond “close-reading.” Such hermeneutical shifts invite us to rethink how we teach what we do, yet the teaching […]
