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How to subvert structures in a field that should be inclusive and interdisciplinary? We all have ingrained ideas about how one should learn – how do we reverse those if structures aren’t working? Expand our outlooks/ worth with rather than … Continue reading →

Digital Collections Outreach   Methods Wikipedia Cite back to collection/website Kringla “athons” Events of various durations Reddit AMA’s AMA about the Shoah foundation brought more traffic to online collections.   Private communication with stakeholders is a criterion for judging whether … Continue reading →

Session 3: 1:30-12:20 Born Digital Alice Prael, UMD Libraries Categories of born digital media Email Websites E-publications Blogs Legacy media Floppy discs Oral histories Music Art Movies Games Code How do we curate our own digital archives? Social media profiles … Continue reading →

Tumblr, Flickr, and tools used by digital humanists How do researchers think they might want to use Tumblr and Flickr information? People don’t work with these sources because there is no access to that data, so what would the data … Continue reading →

Supporting other people’s DH projects with Meg At times its hard to stay connected with other projects because of the size of a university What do you do when there are a diversity of documents when they are in a … Continue reading →

DC THATCamp 2015: Supporting Other People’s DH By Kat Bell THATCamp DC 2015 Supporting Other People’s DH Projects As a librarian, how can we help other division’s projects? Between institutions, how can you offer your help? How do we get … Continue reading →

Digital History Projects 11:30-12:20 Some projects that got us started in digital history Angela- US Holocaust Museum project Children of the Lodz Ghetto Dan- Salem Witch Trials social network analysis Jenna- Digital art history Kate- tracking Shakespeare acting troupes Glenn- … Continue reading →

What do we want? XX When do we want it? now! TEI training camps Getting most support off campus DH working group on English, Lori Brister Code Art Library Society. aRLIS. Mentorships, unconventional mentoring up, younger people teaching older!! Ask … Continue reading →

Future of Crowdsourcing Room 108 10:30-11:20 AM April 18, 2015 crowdsourced.micropasts.org/ www.crowdconsortium.org/   Lots of crowdsourcing project, but what’s next?   How do you define success- provide an outcome that outweighs the cost, is sustainable   crowdconsortium.org – how to … Continue reading →