Reading Access through Historical Artifact
People of Color in European Art History (http://medievalpoc.tumblr.com/) uses art to correct the notion that med/Ren Europe was not inhabited and heavily influe...
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Prompt for Week of 2/11
Find a digital humanities (specifically) tool or project that exemplifies, troubles, or addresses a key concept from this week’s readings. Share your cho...
transcribing doodles?
For this week’s post, I was excited to dive into the “database” (scared to use that term without scare quotes, yawl) of letters and diaries wi...
Disabled Voices in the Digital Humanities
For this week, I wanted to explore how disability interacts with the digital humanities, and how conversations around disability can transform how we currently ...
Lessons in DIY History AND Programming!
For my DH project this week, I explored a couple of contributing options that I found in DH Commons. First I looked at the Programming Historian site: http://pr...
Comics Cross with Digital Humanities
I started this week’s assignment with the hope of somehow starting a dialogue about the potential crossovers between Digital Humanities and comics, howeve...
@DHanswers for the lost and confused
I have more questions about DH than ideas about how to meaningfully contribute, so I decided to find an effective way to ask questions of experienced DHers onli...
Collaboration and activism
As a poet, I am perpetually interested in shifting the margins and locating community, particularly surrounding increasing gender and racial equality in the pro...
Live Tweeting Peter Suber’s Book
UPDATE: Peter Suber (@petersuber) replied to my tweets and followed me! Am I a digital humanist now? I decided to live-tweet my reading of ...
Guenter Grass Digital Resource
For this week I transcribed an interview with the Nobel Laureate and Kashubian-German novelist Guenter Grass. The interview was conducted by another digital arc...
