Category Archives: General

I have made a rough story of the #dhcoll14 tweets that can now be viewed here. It’s not perfect, and some tweets may have gotten lost, but is a nice little summary of the great discussions we’ve had over the … Continue reading →

how does this relate to DH? FYI: www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2014/may/22/world-digital-library-coming-true/

At the beginning of every session, please have a brief conversation about whether or not individual speakers want to be identified and associated with their comments. If desired, designate a notetaker (or ask everyone to contribute to notes). These notes … Continue reading →

The first talk raises an intriguing question:  Has any research been done on failed DH projects?  If not, how would we do one?

I would like to talk about controversial materials such as KKK documents that need to be digitized from Cushing’s collections. I also have some radical movements’ documents that I would like help working through issues of copyright, but I would … Continue reading →

Boot camp topics. “Possible topics for boot camp thus far includes TEI and/or XSLT training, GIS, digital project management, digital project startup, and Neatline.” I feel like a kid in a foreign candy store: so many options, so little understanding … Continue reading →

I want to talk about breaking away from the normal modes of collaboration that we tend to see in DH and the humanities. When graduate students are collaborating, it tends to be with a faculty member, in a team for … Continue reading →

Registration for THATCamp DH Collaborate is now open!   We will continue to accept applications through March 31,  but please register early:  space is limited! –Maura and Kathy

. . . because February 21-22, 2014 May 16-17 are the  dates for THATCamp DHCollaborate!   Our camp will take place on the Texas A&M University campus,  with most activities held in Evans Library and in the Liberal Arts and Humanities Building. … Continue reading →

There’s a new THATCamp being planned!  THATCamp DHCollaborate will bring together  DH practitioners from libraries and educational institutions in Texas (and beyond) for the purpose of sharing knowledge and building new collaborative DH initiatives.   We will be setting up at … Continue reading →