THATCamp

Patrick Cuba wrote a new post, SLU Center for Digital Humanities, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

In the last few years, Saint Louis University has generated some great tools and projects for research. At the least, I am willing to share T-PEN our tool for transcription of digital images and discuss/demo the […]

Patrick Cuba commented on the post, Databases Before Digital, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

I think the most important question is this:

“why people organized “data” before digital methods”

Reasoning is the most sought and least annotated thing.

Patrick Cuba commented on the post, STL LAMs, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

I haven’t been able to get this out of my mind since the last TECHO meeting I attended. I think this should happen and I would love to be in the middle of it.

Patrick Cuba commented on the post, Unstructured Data – storage, analysis and visualization of big data, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

– just curious, not enthused yet –

I have little to contribute here directly, but I would like to witness the conversation.

Patrick Cuba commented on the post, Blurring the Boundaries Between Scholarship, Teaching, and Community Outreach Through Digitial Media, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

I would be interested in knowing what sort of incentives can be offered for this type of interaction and collaboration? For those who must collaborate, there is survival, but for the rest of academia it rarely is […]

Patrick Cuba wrote a new post, Attribution and Collaboration, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

I am pretty sure there are no technological hurdles left to crowdsourcing everything.

As digital editions and big data projects begin to allow deeper access to their processes, citing the contributions made by […]

Patrick Cuba wrote a new post, Interface Design is a Waste of Time, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

When I first began work in Digital Humanities, I was too ignorant to anticipate how often I would be told this as a developer. So often, it turns out, that I’d like to start an argument.

It seems that a digital […]

Patrick Cuba wrote a new post, XML, OAC, RDF, JSON-LD and the king stood: the universe is metadata, on the site THATCamp St. Louis 2013 right now

The Open Annotation Collaboration published a data model in February that should be recognized as disruptive. JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data whose 1.0 specifications landed November 5th (Tuesday) is […]