Resources

Square

Consulting previous year’s DHM280 courses, taught by Profs Smucker & Cream (F2017) and Prof. Famiglietti (S2018), can help clarify the range of work and expectations for this course.

Student Work from Previous Terms

Team Kai & the Been Fish reviews the Texas Slavery Project

Team Hackjammers reviews the Greene Street Project

The YawpSquad reviews the Whitman Archive

Group 2 reviews What America Ate

Team Z-Lab reviews PhotoTrails

Group NoName reviews Mapping Islamaphobia

Team JJGK reviews the Berkeley Revolution 

Team Z reviews SelfieCity

Current Projects

Prof. Andy Famiglietti curated this list of current, active projects in F2019

Tools

MIT Libraries maintains a decent list of tools in the DH

DH Awards gives out awards each year for the best Tools & Methods in the DH

DiRT via Project Bamboo

Text Image Linking Environment (TILE) at UMD

Projects

DH Awards

David Birnbaum’s list of “Interesting DH Projects”

U of Illinois curates a list of “Selected DH Projects”

The NEH keeps a list of selected grant-funded projects from the ODH.

Digital Humanities at Dartmouth links to great projects

Omeka Showcase

Articles

Journals in the Fields of Digital Humanities

UC Berkely’s list of DH Journals

RIDE, a journal of reviews of document-based DH projects

Schreibman, Susan, and Ann Hanlon. “Determining Value for Digital Humanities Tools.” Digital Humanities 2008 (2008): 189.

Blogs & Other Resources
The Programming Historian 
Miriam Posner, “How did they make that?”
Philly DH
Criteria for review of a SDE, from RIDE

How to Guides

Tooling Up for Digital Humanities

Digitization Workflows

DH Tools for Beginners