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Digital Killed the Analog Star: An Interview with Fred Moody of Anvil Academic Press
Good interview on Anvil Academic as a follow up to our visit with Korey Jackson. http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/digital-killed-the-analog-star-an-interview-with-fred-moody-of-anvil-academic/42936
Franky is here!
Please join me in welcoming Franky Abbott to the University of Alabama. She is our Post-Doctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities. Her contact info is: Phone: 348-0767 Email: frabbott@ua.edu Office: Gorgas 105 Stop by or send a greeting!
Jason and Tom Guest Lecturers @ UMD
Based on a presentation Jason, Shawn, and Tom did last fall at the Library and Information Technology Association National Forum on the ADHC, we were approached to teach a session on digital humanities at the University of Maryland iSchool. We … Continue reading
Post-Doctoral Appointment
March 21, 2012 The University of Alabama Libraries and the College of Arts and Sciences are pleased to announce the appointment of Frances “Franky” Abbott to the position of Post-Doctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities, a dual appointment in the University … Continue reading
Invisible Gorillas Are Everywhere: Interesting, perhaps controversial, piece
Academe Today, January 24, 2012, Invisible Gorillas Are Everywhere. William Pannapacker reviews the 2011 HASTAC meeting (see keynotes here) and comments on technology and the digital humanities debate. There is also mention of the MLA and AHA guidelines for evaluating … Continue reading
Another Interesting Take on What is Happening in DH
Matt Gold’s “Whose Revolution? Towards a More Equitable Digital Humanities” presentation at MLA 2012: http://mkgold.net/blog/2012/01/10/whose-revolution-toward-a-more-equitable-digital-humanities/
Proposal for Change in Graduate Education in the Humanities
I came across this post from Bethany Nowviskie of UVa that was highlighted in the Chronicle Academe Today. I include both links as they have different comments associated with them. http://nowviskie.org/2011/it-starts-on-day-one/ http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/it-starts-on-day-one/37893?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en I’m interested in a local discussion of these … Continue reading
Recent MLA and AHA Meetings
The Chronicle of Higher Education has reported some details on these two meetings, e.g., http://chronicle.com/blogs/brainstorm/pannapacker-at-the-mla-2-the-come-to-dh-moment/42811?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en http://chronicle.com/blogs/brainstorm/pannapacker-at-the-mla-1-an-emerging-consensus-in-the-humanities/42799?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en http://chronicle.com/article/Historians-Reflect-on-Forces/130262/?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en I know that some of you attended these meetings. Any observations, thoughts, summaries, concerns, lessons you would like to share?
Digitizing VHS Tapes
The deck and software (iMovie) are now back in place.
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Digital Humanities
It’s for real: http://www.lib.ua.edu/digitalhumanities/post-doc. Please share this announcement with colleagues. We’d like to have a large pool of applicants.