Hayim Lapin, Author at Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities

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So far Hayim Lapin has created 13 blog entries.

23 Dec 2011

Beginning to Have Something to Show for It

By Hayim Lapin|2020-10-08T16:02:40-04:00Dec 23, 2011|Faculty Fellows, Research|

What I envision is parallel transcriptions of all witnesses to the text of the Mishnah (including citations in the Talmuds and the commentaries, although I [...]

17 Nov 2011

Progress Involves Some Undoing

By Hayim Lapin|2020-10-08T16:02:42-04:00Nov 17, 2011|Faculty Fellows, Research|

Thanks to the input of Travis Brown, Assistant Director at MITH and the programmer working on this project, I am now revisiting the organization of [...]

19 Oct 2011

Starting Out

By Hayim Lapin|2020-10-08T16:03:09-04:00Oct 19, 2011|Faculty Fellows, Research|

This blog describes my progress on a born-digital critical edition of the Mishnah. For the various audiences who might read this, let me break out [...]

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NEH Digital Humanities

@NEH_ODH

☀️ Good morning! Did you know that October is National Arts & Humanities Month? We'll be celebrating by highlighting the amazing digital humanities projects we've funded in the past year using #ODHFunded #NAHM20 Follow along! ☀️

2:13 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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WITNESS

@witnessorg

Your media matters. Protect your media with our in-depth guidance on archiving for the long-term preservation, use, and accessibility of digital video: wit.to/Archive-Guide. twitter.com/document…

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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bibliotekah

@tttkay

If you're interested in ethically archiving social media, check out @fromADMwithlove's Social Humans label project through @documentnow docnow.io/social-hum… #archives

1:51 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Vernon Mitchell, Jr.

@vcmitchelljr

Really proud of the work that I did with my colleagues at @documentnow. More proud of the new directions the work is going. In our current uncertain sociopolitical moment @DocNow continues to be vitally important to creating new ethical ways to archive social media.

1:48 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Trevor Owens 💾🗄🕚

@tjowens

Excited to see “Datasets at the @librarycongress: A Research Guide” by Lynn Weinstein come out! guides.loc.gov/datas… full of great info on the selected datasets collection!

1:41 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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aleiabrown

@CollardStudies

I’m so glad we are talking about the capaciousness of Black Studies. @amplify285 brings this approach to our work @UMD_AADHum @UMD_MITH, encouraging experimentation/breaking/playing/(re)mixing computational tools in our understanding of Black life. #BlackDH twitter.com/CollardS…

1:32 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

In cooperation with the executor of his literary estate @smtracz, @HyperCardOnline, and the @internetarchive, I am very excited to announce the publication of 14 lost “HyperPoems” by the noted poet William H. Dickey (1928-1994): archive.org/details/… archive.org/details/… pic.twitter.com/0CiO…

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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Matthew Kirschenbaum

@mkirschenbaum

The poems, edited for a never-realized posthumous publication, were recovered from the laptop of Deena Larsen at @UMD_MITH by @UMDEnglish Professor Matthew Kirschenbaum. The @internetarchive (fittingly in Dickey’s home city of San Francisco) finally offers us a platform for them.

1:30 am · October 3, 2020 ·

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