This is a personal blog charting what I am up to - including teaching, researching, and thinking about prevailing ideas on humanities scholarship and how it intersects with digitality/technology/computing.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Digital History by Dan Cohen
There is an absolutely excellent online resource for anyone who is interested in digital scholarship. It is by Dan Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig and called Digital History. It discusses the shift in concepts and methodologies that the web ennables. And it is in the language of the 'techno-realist' as opposed to the 'too good to be true' optimist It is available here: Digital History. Dan's blog is at dancohen.org and has a video and pdf slides of his recent plenary at the Coalition for Networked Information posted.
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Digital Humanities,
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