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Scholars who are digging into technical aspects of digital research tools might enjoy my History Research Hacks blog. That's where I put more complicated and/or computer-nerdy material, in the spirit of Jeremy Boggs' call for sharing code in the digital humanities.
I also digitize primary sources found in my research. Textual items are at Cliotropic Research, and moving-images items are at my YouTube channel.
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- Trying to figure out markdown+pandoc tool chain issues for citing legal cases; bibutils has no such reference type. Ideas? @lincolnmullen 2 days ago
- So much #Boston #nerdtown love. MT @brattlebookshop: A sight one might only find inside Brattle Book Shop in 2013: http://t.co/45Lgg0qtdh 2 days ago
- RT @walshbr: It's launch day 4 #Prism @ the @scholarslab! Look @ what the @PraxisProgram has been building all year! http://t.co/CbePuWSK9Z 2 weeks ago
- Neat software dev project to develop "a general-purpose, open-source tool for crowdsourced indexing" http://t.co/ve33AV6dYG h/t @benwbrum 2 weeks ago
- Interesting: the Zooniverse software is also open-source, for another crowdsourcing platform. http://t.co/PbphK2UaqQ #NITLE 2 weeks ago
- .@mia_out says that research on casual games overlaps with crowdsourcing; Angry Birds teaches physics in very small, nontaxing steps. #NITLE 2 weeks ago
- .@mia_out: In crowdsourcing, reducing cognitive overhead is key; many ppl/users just want a simple task, not a deep-context task. #NITLE 2 weeks ago
- .@mia_out says crowdsourcing creates "micro-tasks"; how can students be involved in these tasks to get them to higher-lvl engagement? #NITLE 2 weeks ago
Digital Historians
- Dan Cohen
- History in the Digital Jason Heppler
- Packets: Musings on Information Exchange, Historical, Digital, and Otherwise Jean Bauer
- This is an attic Lee Ann Ghajar
- William J. Turkel
In my copious free time, I read:
- Cliopatria
- Doing Digital History
- Edge of the American West
- Feminist Law Professors
- Geek Feminism
- Historiann
- How to be a Retronaut
- Hunter for Justice
- Law & Politics Book Review (new book reviews)
- Legal History Blog
- Making History Podcast
- ProfHacker
- Tenured Radical
- The Aporetic
- The Backward Glance
- The Patriarchive
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