[...] links here with some of the concepts others have mentioned in their blogs including Mills Kelly’s May 20th post on “how we can get digital humanities off the desktop and out into the community.” I’d very [...]
[...] where we planned out the schedule for the day. Participants posted their presenting ideas to the blog for a couple of weeks leading up to the unconference, so the task was a bit [...]
[...] interested in the digital humanities, it’s really worth making your way through the entire THATCamp blog for ideas and perspectives from THATCampers on the state of the art and the issues we [...]
[...] links here with some of the concepts others have mentioned in their blogs including Mills Kelly’s May 20th post on “how we can get digital humanities off the desktop and out into the community.” I’d very [...]
[...] where we planned out the schedule for the day. Participants posted their presenting ideas to the blog for a couple of weeks leading up to the unconference, so the task was a bit [...]
[...] interested in the digital humanities, it’s really worth making your way through the entire THATCamp blog for ideas and perspectives from THATCampers on the state of the art and the issues we [...]
[...] tuned to the THATCamp blog for a more formal announcement and application guidelines. Jeremy, Dave, Dan, and I look forward to [...]