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The call for THATCamp reflections in the wake of the project’s sunsetting has generated a lot of interesting writing, as well as an informal record of some of the networks that intersected with (と, in some cas […]

When folks ask me how we started FromThePage, our crowdsourced transcription software, I talk about the family diaries, and how, inspired by Wikipedia, we sought to build a place that made transcribing a […]

で 2012, I wrote this email to Dave Lester and Jeremy Boggs:
イエスタデイ, I was telling someone that I’d had three big breaks to be able to do DHish work as a career. Enumerating them I realized that two of them […]

で 2013 I was nearing the end of my PhD coursework and feeling truly despondent about the specter of writing a proposal for my dissertation. Nothing in the field seemed to be the right combo of interesting, […]

で 2008 I was an office associate in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, halfway through my Library Master’s, and attempting to build a “professional network” Twitter上で (an effort hamstrung to this […]

Saying farewell to THATCamp is saying goodbye to an era. That era probably ended a few years ago, but it’s ethos and enthusiasm lives on in all of us campers.

I must admit, I never expected that THATCamp w […]

“Less talk, more grok.” That was one of our early mottos at THATCamp, 人文科学とテクノロジーキャンプ, which started at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University in 20 […]

It was my Dad, George H. Brett II, who told me about THATCamp. He was my introduction to many DH things – html, the world wide web, さえずり, and RRCHNM. I was working in public history, and after he attended a […]

My first THATCamp memory is the poster for THATCamp Chicago in 2010. I downloaded it immediately and set to work adding Space Invaders. I couldn’t resist.

That meeting, which brought in folks from […]

When I attended THATCamp in 2010, I had just defended my dissertation, and I was trying to figure out who I was supposed to be now that I had supposedly grown up. Looking back at my session proposal that year, 私の […]

My path to the inaugural THATCamp started at the Society of American Archivist’s 2006 annual meeting in DC. I was a local grad student presenting my first poster: Communicating Context in Online Collections – […]

When I think of the THATCamp era, 2008-2014, I think of the Wordsworth lines from The Prelude: “Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive / But to be young was very heaven” (see at Hathitrust). Wordsworth was […]

I began by just trying to figure out how many THATCamps I attended. I knew that I went to the original one at CHNM in 2008, presenting on a class that I had just finished teaching for the first time, と […]

Sometime toward the end of 2010, the organizers of ThatCamp Lausanne asked me to come and give a keynote to get the event started on the right foot. ThatCamp in Switzerland? Um, 確か. I can definitely make […]

We at the Samuel H. Kress Foundation are proud to have been among the early philanthropic sponsors of THATCamps. Our key interest was in jump-starting the evolution of digital art history. In retrospect it is […]

I don’t remember how I first learned about THATCamp – perhaps it was from the HNN website, or perhaps it was from Twitter. I’m pretty sure the inaugural one passed me by entirely unnoticed. But when the call for p […]

私は私の最初のTHATCamp中に出席しました 2009, あまり私は博士課程の研究を終了する前に年より. 私は6月の週末の間で揺れ動くことCHNMに降り: hypercompetitive-hypermasculine-hypercynical世界についての不満 […]

人文科学とテクノロジーキャンプ (THATCamp) プログラムがsunsettingされ、サイト上の回顧展をホストしていると発表しました. 私はそこに、ここでいくつかの簡単な反射をクロスポストしています.

私は私がしてきたと思います […]

THATCampのsunsettingは私にとってほろ苦いです. それは、その全体のスパンで私の個人的および専門的な開発の両方の基本的な役割を果たしました. Twitterでの初期反応から, そして、ふりかえり […]

私はインパクトTHATCampがオンに持っていたものと言うことができるかどうかはわかりません (チェックノート) 比較文学, 私は知っていますか, 自ら, それは私の教育と私のキャリアの上に持っていたどのような影響. 10年前, 私は偶発教員でした […]