The Future of Digital Humanities
Digital Humanities is an extension of traditional knowledge skills and methods, not a replacement for
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When Computation Meets Ambiguity
“Explicit step-by-step procedures form the basis of computational activity. However, ambiguity and implicit assumptions are
Write Less, Make More
“We need database literacies, algorithmic literacies, computational literacies, interface literacies. We need new hybrid practitioners:
Scrolling Without Asking Why
By: George Norsman “We need database literacies, algorithmic literacies, computational literacies, interface literacies. We need
Creativity through Digital Humanities
“Playful, imaginative, participatory work is not the enemy of education, but its exuberant and vital
Eloquence in the Digital Era
In the era of pervasive personal broadcasting, the art of oratory must be rediscovered. Burdick
Digital Humanities in the 21st Century
“we have to go beyond mere bromides celebrating the inherent value of cultural tradition or
Learning Through Experimentation
“But it is not an experiment if it cannot fail.” Burdick et al., “One: Humanities
Blog 1: The Potential of Digital Humanities
“To design new structures of argumentation is an entirely different activity than to form argumentation
The Broad Canvas of Digital Humanities
Digital capabilities have challenged the humanist to make explicit manyof the premises on which those