News related to MITH’s in-house, collaborative, or grant-funded research projects.
According to Christina Wodtke and Austin Govella in Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web, wireframes are the spaces in which thinking becomes tangible. As my [...]
The Site I’ve now updated the “Examples of Work” page on digitalmishnah.org to include viewable samples. Thanks to Kirsten Keister for setting up the light [...]
Team MARKUP, a group of graduate students working with the Shelley-Godwin Archive, evolved as a encoding project in Professor and MITH Director Neil Fraistat's Technoromanticism [...]
For the past six to seven months I have been leading the way for developing what we hope will be the first full blooded Foreign [...]
Why do informal hackathons matter in the Digital Humanities community? I argue that the answer can be found by reading the (soon to be written [...]
Simplified diagram of information flow in a typical application developed according to the principles outlines in this post. Underlying all of the scholarly [...]
Over the past several weeks since my first blog post about researching digital scholarly editions, I have begun to consider how I could apply the [...]
MITH is delighted to announce four awards from the 2012 National Endowment for the Humanities Office of Digital Humanities Start Up Grant Competition: Active OCR: [...]
I found this note in the Harry A. Williamson Papers at the Schomburg Center while doing research for Black Gotham. It’s a central document in [...]
This week I will be one of the participants at a three-day workshop on “Knowledge Organization and Data Modeling in the Humanities” co-sponsored by the [...]