Last year, Meredith Goldsmith joined Duke University as a Humanities Writ Large Visiting Faculty Fellow, learning how to digitally map locations and movements in realistic fiction. She…
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In the best of all possible worlds, digital scholarly projects are simple and striking, robust and adept, and immortal. In the real world, however, such idealistic notions elide…
Comments closedI’m excited to share that Project Vox, a digital project we’ve been partnering with since spring 2014, is looking to hire a Duke graduate student…
Leave a CommentDigital Scholarship Services is pleased to offer a half-time internship position (9-months, 19 hours per week) to a Duke University graduate student, beginning fall 2015. Through…
Leave a CommentIt’s such a delight to have Alex Gil back with us this month, to talk about digital humanities! Last year, as part of his visit to…
Leave a CommentOmeka, you say? You know you’ve heard it about somewhere – not sure how it’s pronounced, maybe like “omega”? – and it had something to…
Leave a CommentLast night’s panel discussion of DH project management was not just filling (thanks, Scratch!) but also rewarding. The free-ranging discussion surfaced some tensions in building…
Leave a CommentDoes the prospect of ownership, even in a fantasy realm, change how we interact with art? That’s the question Duke Art History graduate student Katie…
1 CommentAt Duke Libraries we’re piloting a new digitization-on-demand service for our users. Called “Digitize This Book,” it allows registered Duke users to select single-volume public…
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