Digital Humanities Now: Real Time Crowd Sourcing Website for Digital Humanities
Digital Humanities Now is a website that collects tweets and post them that are from people in the Digital Humanities discipline. It is completely crowd sourced and is passively edited by 274 Digital...
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18thConnect
If you are looking for research materials that are for 18th Century literature (and are also reviewed by scholars in this filed), then the website 18thConnect may be your place to gather this valuable...
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Google Lab’s new tool, the Books Ngram Viewer allows you to search the corpus of Google Books for up to 5 keywords over a certain period of time. The Ngram Viewer displays a graph chart to show you how...
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Digital Humanities Syllabi
If you are wondering what all this Digital Humanities stuff is all about, you might want to check out this list by the CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative of digital humanities related course syllabi.
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Geotemporal Exhibit Builder for Collections of Archives and Artifacts
Like Omeka1? You might love Neatline. Neatline, a creation of the Scholars’s Lab, is a geo-temporal exhibit builder that uses archives and artifacts from an Omeka collection to create interactive...
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