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Laurie Allen commented on the post, Using Neatline w/Omeka or other Open-Source Geospatial/Temporal Tools?, on the site THATCamp Digital Humanities & Libraries 2013 right now

At Haverford, we’re using Neatline as a stand-alone, non mapping application for now, more similar to the way that David McClure used it for text here […]

Laurie Allen wrote a new post, Digital Humanities Toolboxes, on the site THATCamp@Penn 2012 right now

Even though there are now countless example projects to point to in the world of Digital Scholarship, I’m still looking for more ways to encourage faculty to think about the opportunities for their own research […]

Laurie Allen wrote a new post, Digital Humanities Toolboxes, on the site THATCamp@Penn 2012 right now

As we work on expanding our capacity to support faculty and students in the creation of new forms of scholarship, my colleague (@MikeZarafonetis) and I have been working with students on creating “Digital […]