Hi Terry,

This is an interesting topic, to be sure. I hesitate to call all this “digital archaeology,” however. Computer applications have been a mainstay in archaeology for more than 30 years. These […]

I find the phrases “digital humanities” or “digital history” to be weird sometimes. If someone gets an MA in digital history, what does that mean, exactly? How does it differ from an MA in history? What about a […]

Is putting content online what defines digital humanities? The dissemination of knowledge and data in new and interesting ways is certainly important, but to focus a curriculum around that minute facet of […]

I disagree that digital humanities is just about putting content on a flashy website. That is more of a shift in publication practice rather than academic practice.

There is often talk by digital humanists at universities of establishing curricula for a digital humanities program. The problem is that each professor has a different definition of “digital humanities” and this […]

Unfortunately, I wrote a comment on Larry Cebula’s post that seemed to have vanished into thin air, so I will try to repost the same general idea I had in this thread.

There is often talk by digital humanists at […]

Hi Larry,

For your first point, you could meet with the Orbis Cascade Alliance and maybe join the Northwest Digital Archives or some other aggregate project they are currently working on. The site really doesn’t […]