News related to MITH’s in-house, collaborative, or grant-funded research projects.
Before getting to the first post from our Policy & Procedures Group, I'd like to sharing a link to Jennie Levine Knies' "Alas, poor Metadata!" [...]
We have released a new version of the demo. Much of the change is in styling and branding, but there are new texts added, some [...]
Back in October, we introduced the MITH/UM Libraries Born Digital Working Group (BDWG) with a post about processing the Bill Bly Collection. Since then we’ve [...]
A few weeks ago I began putting together MITH’s new digital curation workstation. The primary reason for the workstation was to build a testbed for [...]
Roughly one year ago members of the BitCurator Professional Experts Panel (PEP) met at the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) to help [...]
If you haven't heard of Open Annotation, then you’re missing out on the greatest thing since virtual sliced bread. Something as simple as saying, “this [...]
This post was co-authored by members of the Born-Digital Working Group. In early September of 2012 the University of Maryland Libraries and the Maryland Institute [...]
MITH has been involved in the Open Annotation Collaboration for a couple of years now, helping develop a standard way to express annotations on the [...]
After a brief pause to reevaluate resources, aims, and methods, the Modern British archive of the Foreign Literatures in America project is back on track [...]
The research I am doing presently uses visualizations to show latent patterns that may be detected in a set of poems using computational tools, such [...]