• Course Description: 21st C Literacies (Ph.D. Lab in Digital Knowledge) | HASTAC – Outline of a PhD subject on 21st century literacies.
• Volume 1 Issue 1 : Digital Humanities Now – Journal that has an open peer review process and is playing at the margins of the different. Part of the Center for History and New Media, who do a lot in this space.
• Timeline – Very nice app for very cool timelines….Be a great tool for use with students.
• Visualizing Oral History? –
• Media : IAS : University of Minnesota –

• Home – Trove – Australian resource that does a lot of what the Circus Oz project wants to do.
• Digital Humanities Congress 2012 – HRI – The University of Sheffield – Digital Humanties Congress, interesting looking conference in Britain.
• » Demystifying Networks, Parts I & II Journal of Digital Humanities – Excellent essay outlining the mathematics and visualiation of networks. Exemplary work.
• Collaborative Research in the Digital Humanities by Marilyn Deegan and Willard McCarty – Anthology on collaborative research in the Digital Humanities.
• Master of Arts in Liberal Studies | CUNY Graduate Center » Digital Humanities: MALS Track Description – Masters in Liberal Studies that is digital humanities stream.

• DocWest – Centre for Production and Research of Documentary film at Uni of Westminster.
• iBookCreatives – Site that details tricks, tips etc for iBook Author.
• Lev Manovich » Blog Archive » my new article: “How to Follow Software Users? (Digital Humanites, Software Studies, Big Data)” – new essay from Lev. Humanities, visualisation and big data.
• Wind Map – Wind map of the US, click to zoom. This is beautiful and freaky all at the same time.
• Acknowledgments on Syllabi « triproftri – excellent post about attribution in your syllabus. Not how to cite but citing where you pinched your ideas from.

“Because I say so” (on connections in the archive)

Documentation, not things (on content in the archive)

Rational reframing (on the design process)

Those presenting from the Living Archive team were Associate Professor James Thom, (shown left) Associate Professor David Carlin, (shown right) and Dr Kim Baston (shown centre).

• BibSoup – New beta service to manage and share bibliographies. Bit early yet but good to keep an eye on this.
• How We Can Help | Anvil Academic Publishing – New scholarly publishing venture that seems to tick right boxes. Digital native, creative commons, etc.
• Architecture | TEXTUS – Project to build a text based system for curation, annotation, collecting and so on. Personal or public, shared or not.
• Introduction to Digital Humanities « Brian Croxall – Outline of an introductory digital humanities curriculum. Notice how text centric it is.
• DH in the Classroom « Digital Humanities Questions & Answers – Digital Humanities Questions and Answers. Ask a question, get an answer…

• Manifesto for the Digital Humanities | ThatCamp Paris 2010 –
• Voyant Tools: Reveal Your Texts – visualisation/mapping tool for text stuff from Stéfan Sinclair and Geoffrey Rockwell (.ca).
• Voyant Tools: Reveal Your Texts – visualisation/mapping tool for text stuff from Stéfan Sinclair and Geoffrey Rockwell (.ca).
• Space and Place Project 2012 Further Details –
• Folksonomy | Home – Their blurb: "An inspiring new website for digital culture and creative practices has been created by School of Art & Design academic Simon Perkins. The Folksonomy – www.folksonomy.co – is a knowledge commons and social bookmarking tool for digital culture and creative practice." Lots of references, and is interesting intervention into digital practice and method.

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