Category Archives: Publishing

Reflections on the Economics of Digital Humanities

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Felicia Jean Steele

When Amanda invited us to reflect on THATCamp@Penn, my mind started working almost as fast as it had during an extraordinary day of learning and collaboration. Today was my first experience with a THATCamp and with the “unconference model,” and … Continue reading →

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Omeka Plugin Curation and Development

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Devin Griffiths

I’ve been using OMEKA this semester to produce a class website that includes a digital facsimile, transcript, and readerly edition of a manuscript.  Additional materials produced by students have included GoogleMaps & GoogleEarth maps, a Glogster page, and a Flash … Continue reading →

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New ways of preparing and publishing critical editions

Posted on March 20, 2012 by Rebecca

I have read and am reading a few interesting books on critical thinking and critical editions in the digital environment. The critical editions can be more than texts, but can include artwork and music. What advantages do we have in … Continue reading →

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