These problems seem particularly acute in the digital humanities, where scholars have to struggle with the added challenge of creating new programs to facilitate and disseminate their discoveries. But the alternatives remain quite hazy. …
Digital &a…
It aimed to explore how to develop and sustain online Humanities research and publication. The papers presented and the responses are now available online. They focus on these digital Humanities projects: …
Digital & Scholarly – https://www.lib….
This site syndicates in real-time 100 Digital Humanities blogs and related sites from around the world (only English so far). The site authors represent the geographical, disciplinary, and institutional diversity of computing within the humanities. The site is maintained by Dr Craig Bellamy of VeRSI in Melbourne, Australia.
The best way to use the site is through searching for topics such as 'digitisation'. Or better still, simply syndicate the whole site into your RSS Feeder. The syndicated posts link back to the original authors site.
