Digital Humanities   Tags: digital_art_history, digital_humanities, digital_scholarship, humanities  

Upcoming Workshops and Meetings:

Online Exhibits and Omeka Workshop 
Jan. 24, 10:30am-12:30pm
Library West, 211
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GIS Workshop
Feb. 27, 1-3pm
Marston Science Library, 308
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EVIA Digital Archive Workshop
March 13, 10am-12pm
Library West, 211
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“Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age – Discussion and Recommendations from the DHWG”
March 27, 12pm-1:30pm
Pugh Hall 210

DHWG Discussion – No need to register

Interface + Digital Humanities Day!
April 25, Thursday, all day
Smathers Library 1A

Please email Laurie/Sophia if you’d like to discuss a project or topic, or present a poster. More details on the event TBD.

Also, check out related events from the Center for the Humanities & the Public Sphere.

Please subscribe to the UF Digital Humanities email list for updates on upcoming meetings and other events: digital-humanities-L@lists.ufl.edu:

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For additional help, see the:

• Digital Humanities resources from the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere >>
• Public Humanities resources from the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere >>

UF Digital Collections (UFDC) and the Digital Humanities (DH)

The UF Digital Collections (UFDC) is a central online access and digital preservation repository. UFDC provides free access to over 500 digital collections from over 90 partners for a total of over 7 million pages of unique manuscripts and letters, antique maps, rare children's literature books, newspapers, historic photographs, oral histories, scholarly curated collections, and more.

UFDC provides the central technology supporting many digital scholarship and digital humanities projects. Supports include:

• Full, free, and optimized online access for all materials
• Guaranteed ongoing access and full digital preservation of all materials
• Permanent links with full attribution for all materials
• Support for all material types
• Permissions-based model for contributed materials
• Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) model and tools for distributed collection contributions
• Digital collections and digital project materials support as subject/theme based collections
• All materials in UFDC can be cross-listed in any/all other collections
• Support for project-based needs:
  • Digital scholarship collections and curated materials
  • Online exhibits
  • Collections of teaching materials
  • Collaborative partnerships
  • Promotion and outreach

The Johns Hopkins Libraries guide to Digital Humanities includes additional resources on:

• Learning to do DH
• Research and Pedagogy
• Journals and Social Media
• Communities