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Tools and example projects relevant for digital humanities

Amber found this good example of a Digital Humanities Website. Like a few of the titles here, like 'Virtual You'.

What will be the first digital edition of the works and letters of Mary Russell Mitford, along with reflections on TEI XML, and digital humanities more widely. Includes network analysis graphs of Mitford's connections with correspondents.

Old report on the use of Digital Humanities from 2005/6. Lessons to learn from the past?

"A repository of scholarly materials for Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities: Concepts, Models, and Experiments (under contract with the Modern Language Association)"

"A collection of tutorials written for digital humanities novices"

Notes from a course at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (CC-BY)

30 peer reviewed tutorials to help humanists engage with and use digital tools

30 peer reviewed tutorials to help humanists engage with and use digital tools

A wonderful example of digital humanities methodologies being used to aid the close reading of an individual text. By Alicia Peaker (Middlebury College) CC-BYNCSA

Source of local potential technical out-sourcing collaborators in emerging digital areas.

"What we need is a tool that helps us discover, contextualize, and discuss scholarship, not just see how many times it has been cited or how influential a given journal may be. The need to contextualize and interrogate research is far more important than the ability to generate bibliographies or find the most popular articles" " This is where Bibliopedia comes in. Bibliopedia provides an infrastructure for advanced data-mining and cross-referencing of scholarly literature to create a humanities-centered collaboration and research discovery platform"

An extensive resource on using Drupal in a Humanities context. 

An Ontology to describe methods in the Arts and Humanities.

Oxford's advice

Suggested assignment for evaluating tools for use in the digital humanities