THATCamp, me, and Virginia Tech Libraries. Going to the second-ever THATCamp.

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A British Perspective on the Digital Humanities in France. TEI; interoperability; workshops. I am for sure not the first person to think it would be nice to try to make the Project Gutenberg metadata more easily machine tractable.

So You Think You Can Digitize. A blog about natural history museum digitization projects, data sharing, and informatics. Last week, we both attended a workshop on Primary Source Material digitization organized by iDigBio, where we had some great, truly interdisciplinary conversations with folks like Rusty Russell over at the Field Book Project. Ben Brumfield at From The Page.

Spellbound Blog talks about archives, digital humanities, cultural heritage institutions and technology. The postings on this site are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and positions of the World Bank Group. 15 Memorable jQuery Timeline Plugins. Sustaining Our Digital Future Ithaka S R. 8211; to name just a few.

How Do I Sign Up? Looking back on THATCamp Texas. The first of the two days consisted of Bootcamp sessions. I attended five in the Creating and Managing Digital Projects Track.

The event was featured by Outlook. And the AUB Office of Communications. We have established a mailing list.

Robert Müller an Franz Brümmer, Wien, 22. Digitale Quellensammlungen zum Ersten Weltkrieg. First World War Poetry Archive. Mit Scans und Transkriptionen von Briefen.

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