Category Archives: Digital Humanities

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Images Can Make Powerful Slam Dunk Digital Lessons Criteria for selecting images, generating questions/brainstorming around an image.

Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web Daniel J. Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig do it again, this time as a “how to” book (entire contents online at the link) on creating digital history … Continue reading →

Illuminated Pages Capturing a Fading World – New York Times Though Feb. 11, NYPL displays 100 illuminated books. Also displays some books with additional monitor “page-turner” viewers. Includes a girdle bok, “in this case a breviary in a second wood … Continue reading →

NERCOMP: Institutional Repositories: How are They Evolving http://www.nercomp.org/sigs/0506/092605ContentRepos/ContentSched.html Sept. 26, 2006 Speakers discussed five digital repository experiences/tools: * ContentDM at Mt. Holyoke * DigitalCommons at UConn * DigiTools at Brandeis * dSpace at Harvard Science Libraries * Fedora at Tufts … Continue reading →

HeyMath! Because every student counts

Everton’s Home Page – Genealogy, Family History Research According to one blog, this organization gives you subscriber access to Accessible Archives for less than AA does itself, plus you get geneology info. Not bad.

Fine arts scholars join computer scientists to explore cultural creativity Project 66, Kabakov

Have set up a wiki for CS005 to do some collaborative writing. This time I have remembered to post the URL here so I don;t forget where it is! http://www.wikispaces.org/user/view/hopegreenberg