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AHDS: Performing Arts Information Resources: A list of information and training resources which may be of use to projects undertaking the creation of digital resources in the area of performing arts. Includes case studies, report papers, online training guides and practical information on the use of ICT tools and methods in the performing arts.
Author: Arts and Humanities Data Service
Subjects: computer science education, database systems, humanities computing, performing arts
DeweyClass: 790
Resource type: documents
Archaeology Data Service CAD: A Guide to Good Practice: A Guide to Good Practice designed specifically to provide guidance for individuals and organisations involved in the creation, maintenance, use, and long-term preservation of CAD-based digital resources in the humanities. The guide results from Strategies for Digital Data, a recent survey by the Archaeology Data Service of digital data in archaeology
Author: Eiteljorg, Harrison et al.
Subjects: archaeology education, archaeology research, humanities computing
DeweyClass: 930.1
Resource type: index
Association for History and Computing: Information about the AHC and its publications as well as links to related resources.
Author: Association for History and Computing
Subjects: humanities computing
DeweyClass: 900
Resource type: index, institution
Computing in the Humanities Working Papers: An interdisciplinary series of refereed publications on computer assisted research. They are a vehicle for an intermediary stage at which questions of computer methodology in relation to the corpus at hand are of interest to the scholar before the computer disappears into the background.
Author: University of Toronto
Subjects: humanities computing
DeweyClass: 001.3
Resource type: journal
CSA Newsletter: Computer Technologies for Archaeologists and Architectural Historians: A thrice-yearly newsletter providing up-to-date information on the use of computers and digital technologies in the practice of archaeology and architectural history, intended to assist scholars and graduate students in their attempts to understand how to generate digital information and how to disseminate it. Issues available online date back to 1989. Submissions welcome.
Author: Center for the Study of Architecture/Archaeology
Subjects: archaeology research, humanities computing
DeweyClass: 930
Resource type: magazine
Digitising History: A Guide to Creating Digital Resources from Historical Documents: Guide to the computerisation of historical source documents, which focuses on the creation of tabular data which can be used in databases, spreadsheets or statistics packages. Includes a glossary and bibliography.
Author: Townsend, Sean; Chappell, Cressida & Struijve, Oscar
Subjects: digitisation, humanities computing
DeweyClass: 025.0
Resource type: document
Digitizing Wilfred: Stuart Lee, Manager of the 'Virtual Seminars for Teaching' project, in interview with Philip Hunter (10th September), reviews the development of the JTAP Virtual Seminars on First World War Poetry, and the creation of the Wilfred Owen Multimedia Digital Archive
Author: Hunter, Philip
Subjects: digitisation, educational methods, humanities computing
DeweyClass: 378.17
Resource type: document
Humanities Computing Unit: Provides expertise, training, and consultancy in the uses of information technology within the humanities disciplines, in particular at Oxford University. Also promotes access to a variety of high quality scholarly electronic resources for use in research and teaching within the humanities.
Author: Oxford University Computing Services
Subjects: humanities computing
DeweyClass: 001.3
Resource type: documents
Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities: The aim of IATH is to explore and expand the potential of information technology as a tool for humanities research. Resources include Web-based humanities research archives and reports, theoretical and speculative essays, and technical information.
Author: Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
Subjects: humanities computing
DeweyClass: 001.3
Resource type: documents
UCLA Digital Humanities and Media Studies: Faculty representing over ten humanities departments at UCLA, addressing what it means to pursue humanistic enquiry and humanistic scholarship in the digital age. Available to download in PDF is a Digital Humanities Manifesto, outlining the principles and aims of the faculty.
Author: UCLA
Subjects: humanities computing
DeweyClass: 001
Resource type: institution