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Guest presentation in Projects in Rare Book Digitization course (Pratt University, LIS 666) on analyzing digitized books and printed materials with digital humanities methods (primarily text analysis)
Guest presentation in Projects in Rare Book Digitization course (Pratt University, LIS 666) on analyzing digitized books and printed materials with digital humanities methods (primarily text analysis)
Mass-digitised newspapers offer researchers, academic and non-academic, a readily-accessible and inv...
Presented at “Big Data & Uncertainty in the Humanities”, University of Kansas, September 22, 2012. I...
This chapter seeks to demystify invisible work at the heart of manuscript digitization. Descriptive ...
13th Annual Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age: invited presentation - on...
Digital Humanities projects are somewhat new to many librarians, particularly those who are liaisons...
Many people are talking these days about ???digitizing books.??? But what does that really mean? Th...
Research problem: Digital libraries have invested significant resources digitising and providing acc...
Presentation exploring book digitization practices and standards and share how they are implemented ...
Digitization is a broad term used when describing turning written text, visual media, and audio into...
Digital Humanities Seminar, University of Kansas—Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities & ...
Digital humanities are at the leading edge of applying computer-based technology in the humanities. ...
Four international writers are examined by seven scholars who consider the effects of digital techno...
Large-scale digitization appears to put literary collections at one’s fingertips, but, as some criti...
The digitization of millions of books under programs such as Google Book Search and Microsoft Live S...
Steven McCarthy, University of Minnesota Digitized text and images are now unbound from printed ink...
Mass-digitised newspapers offer researchers, academic and non-academic, a readily-accessible and inv...
Presented at “Big Data & Uncertainty in the Humanities”, University of Kansas, September 22, 2012. I...
This chapter seeks to demystify invisible work at the heart of manuscript digitization. Descriptive ...
13th Annual Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age: invited presentation - on...
Digital Humanities projects are somewhat new to many librarians, particularly those who are liaisons...
Many people are talking these days about ???digitizing books.??? But what does that really mean? Th...
Research problem: Digital libraries have invested significant resources digitising and providing acc...
Presentation exploring book digitization practices and standards and share how they are implemented ...
Digitization is a broad term used when describing turning written text, visual media, and audio into...
Digital Humanities Seminar, University of Kansas—Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities & ...
Digital humanities are at the leading edge of applying computer-based technology in the humanities. ...
Four international writers are examined by seven scholars who consider the effects of digital techno...
Large-scale digitization appears to put literary collections at one’s fingertips, but, as some criti...
The digitization of millions of books under programs such as Google Book Search and Microsoft Live S...
Steven McCarthy, University of Minnesota Digitized text and images are now unbound from printed ink...
Mass-digitised newspapers offer researchers, academic and non-academic, a readily-accessible and inv...
Presented at “Big Data & Uncertainty in the Humanities”, University of Kansas, September 22, 2012. I...
This chapter seeks to demystify invisible work at the heart of manuscript digitization. Descriptive ...
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