Digital Humanities
Scholars in history, classics, literature, and other humanities disciplines have been creating and curating digital content for decades. Their efforts have focused on encoding schemes, semantic analysis, and providing rich collections of primary source materials. In more recent years, some digital humanities scholars have employed data-intensive e-research methodologies. CNI has worked with partners since its founding to ensure that attention is paid to the needs of researchers in digital humanities and has made the work of many digital humanities projects more widely known. CNI also addresses collaboration issues, including those that support projects developed jointly by scholars, librarians, and others in digital scholarship centers.
Recent Publications/Reports/Presentations by CNI Staff
“Where All Roads Lead: Keeping the User at the Center” (April '18)Speaker: Joan K. Lippincott
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“Moving Ahead with Support for Digital Humanities” (March '18)
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Library & IT Partnerships with Campus Museums & Archives (January '17)
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“Planning a Digital Scholarship Center 2016” (August '16)
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Supporting Digital Humanities (May '16)
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Recent Project Briefings & Plenary Sessions from CNI Meetings
The Catholic News Archive (December '20)
Paul Bracke, Gonzaga University
Jean McManus, University of Notre Dame
Connecting Communities of Practice to Support Big Social Data Stewardship (December '20)
Sara Mannheimer, Montana State University
Containerizing Digital Exhibits for Scalability and Sustainment (December '20)
Larry Yang, The University of Texas at Austin
Allyssa Guzman, The University of Texas at Austin
CreateUK: Opportunities for Digital Pedagogy, Projects, and Collaborative Infrastructure (December '20)
Jennifer Hootman, University of Kentucky
Implementing a Consortium Model for Sustainability and Development of Large-Scale Digital Humanities Research Projects (December '20)
Wayne Morse, Emory University
David Eltis, Emory University
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Recent Videos
Building and Using Collections as Data: Using Machine Learning to Identify Jim Crow Laws (March '20)Amanda Henley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Lorin Bruckner, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Flows of Water, Flows of Work: Strategizing Workflows for Data Discovery in the Digitized Southern California Water Documents (March '20)
Jessica Davila Greene, The Claremont Colleges
Jeanine Finn, The Claremont Colleges
Yeisi Ileczko, The Claremont Colleges
Mark Buchholz, The Claremont Colleges View more information
Perspectives on Digital Scholarship Programs (March '20)
Joan Lippincott, Coalition for Networked Information View more information
A Research Agenda for Historical and Multilingual OCR (April '19)
Ryan Cordell, Northeastern University View more information
Variations in Public Scholarship Works: Examining The Impact of Three Related Scholarly Digital Projects on Present and Future Resources (April '19)
Wayne Morse Jr., Emory University View more information
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Recent Podcasts
Jan. 18, 2012: Large Datasets, Identity, & New Digital Scholarship (January '12) CNI Conversations Podcast, Jan. 18, 2012Listen to the Podcast
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Sept 6, 2011: CI for Classical Studies, Digital Scholarship Centers, Data Mgt, Cliff’s Summer Reading (September '11) CNI Conversations Podcast, Sept 6, 2011
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June 22, 2011: Digging into Data, Identifiers, Crowdsourcing & Scientific Data (June '11) CNI Conversations Podcast, June 22, 2011
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