Tag: Digital Humanities
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Space-Time Continuum: Richard White’s “The Spatial Turn”
The Sounds of American Counterculture and Citizenship
Syllabus: The Challenge of the Citizen-Scholar, Fall 2013
WordPress for the Humanities—Developing a Digital History Course
Copyrighting the Digital Stream
Mapping Out History
Old, Slow & Human: Digital History From Archive to Argument @ American Library Association Conference
Does This Post Make Me a Tool?
Syllabus: Digitizing Folk Music History 3.0, Spring 2013
Attack of the Alt-Acs: Response to Stephen Ramsey, “DH Types One and Two”
Analog Music -> Digital History @ Multimedia Learning Center, Northwestern University
Alan Lomax, Harry Smith, and the Proto-Digital Study of Folk Music @ NUDHL, Northwestern University
Uncle John’s Moog
Taking Stock of Sonification
The Sound of Photography, The Noise of Time
A Thick Description of Data-Driven Culturenomics
Digital American Studies
“The Material, Embodied, and Experiential Digital Humanities”
There Is a Timeline, Turn, Turn, Turn
Preparing Students for the Digital Age
Patrick Feaster’s “Pictures of Sound” Box Set for the Digital Sound Studies Crowd
Notes on McGann’s Radiant Textuality
NUDHL Meeting 1 Reflections
Digital Sonification Studies
Use Your NUDHL
What Does Digital Humanities Bring to the Table?
Digitizing Folk Music History: The Students Weigh In