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Ride Available?
Just on a whim: Is anyone coming through (or departing) the New Haven area in the wee hours of Wednesday morning who could give me a ride? I’m trying to make my transit more sensible, but have to work it … Continue reading
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Tags: carpool, ride, rideboard, transportation
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IT wishlist
Central IT often plays a minor role in supporting innovative digital humanities work, which is frequently concentrated in (digital) humanities centers and libraries. One of the factors contributing to this is the central IT tendency to pursue one-size-fits-all/none systems that … Continue reading
Categories: Collaboration, Funding, Libraries, Session Proposals, Session: Talk, Your Categories Are Inadequate
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DH info hubs: what are we missing?
There’s no shortage of portals of information about digital humanities, from DH Answers for Q&A, NINES/ARC for temporally-oriented resources, DHCommons for projects, Bamboo DiRT for tools, TAPoR for text analysis, THATCamp, Day of DH, MLA Commons, and many others. Are … Continue reading
Analog Hackerspace!
If there is interest (and space), I’m interested in setting up what has variously been called the “Craft Cabin” or the “Analog Remix Lab,” but what I think I’m going to call “Analog Hackerspace.” Past incarnation: THATCampSoCal2011, and here is … Continue reading