DH, Identity, and Intersectional Theory and Praxis
I’ve been thinking a lot about how theory and DH speak to each other, particularly as this course is the theory seminar this semester. We’ve read a ...
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Practical Advice and Popular Perception
Last week, I stumbled upon “Here and There: Creating DH Community,” an informal talk by Miriam Posner (UCLA). The purpose of the talk is to give con...
Participation in DH Communities and Digital Spaces
When I think about community, after addressing what a community is about, I always wonder about two things: 1) Who is participating? and 2) Where? In what space...
Collaboration, Convergence Culture…
Thanks, Taylor & Sarah, for your suggestions. A few I had: Collaboration The following readings take up the concept and practices of “collaboration,&...
JDH & Open Knowledge
I’d be interested in delving into the following two items: Journal of Digital Humanities Vol. 2, No. 2 Spring 2013 I would suggest we read the introductio...
The Community and Culture of THATcamps
With THATcamp Louisiana two weeks away, I thought it might be valuable to explore the community, culture, and debates surrounding the unconference. We’ve previo...
Twine—a Hypertext Story Builder
I found a program called Twine (http://twinery.org/)—it’s a hypertext story creator that lets you create a basic furcating story structure quickly and eas...
digital ethnography
This week’s readings got me thinking about the way that undergrad students might perceive the value of Digital Humanities, and how that is bound to effect the p...
Digital Poetics
As I looked through the different DH assignments, I was searching for something that might be applicable in my pedagogical conversations about poetry. An...
Student Research as a Visible Narrative
I have been hoping to find a way to make the research process more meaningful and engaging for my 1001 and 2000 students without straying far from the tradition...
