Notes from a DH Classroom
This semester, my students have learned the narrow streets of the Marais, traced the path once taken by Paris’s city walls, and considered how the …
Digital Humanities
How to Embed a Zotero Bibliography in a Web Page
If you use Zotero as a citation manager, there’s a relatively quick way to embed your Zotero library (or a sub-section of it) on your …
Mapping Hugo’s “Annales”
For historians, one of the most useful things about new digital mapping technologies are the new ways in which they let us approach our body …
Doing Medieval Latin Palaeography Online
Excited abt Latin Paleography + introducing more ppl to @diy_history! @yvonneseale @hgwacha @SarahEBond #MedievalDH https://t.co/jfXckl2Wyg — DIY History (@DIY_History) March 26, 2016 DIY History is …
A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Palaeography of Medieval Manuscripts
[Header Image: Cambridge, Queen’s College MS C.13.16] Today, together with my colleagues, Heather Wacha, Sarah Bond, and Katherine Tachau, I led a workshop on “Latin Paleography …
The Space Age and the Digital Age: Linking Museum Exhibits and the College Classroom
When I first came to the University of Iowa, the north lobby of the Main Library was a drab, dated, and draughty area that had …
Escaping the Shallows
Crossposted from my HASTAC blog; you can find my original post here at the HASTAC site. I attended a very thought-provoking installment of the University …
Putting Iowa on the WorldMap
Crossposted from my HASTAC blog; you can find my original post here at the HASTAC site. Yesterday’s University of Iowa Digital Studio for Public Humanities …
The Classroom Rewired
Crossposted from my HASTAC blog; you can find my original post here at the HASTAC site. On February 23, the University of Iowa was host …
Love, Death and Digital Memorials
Crossposted from my HASTAC blog; you can find my original post here at the HASTAC site. The University of Iowa’s Digital Studio for Public Humanities‘ …