Vol. 3 No. 1 Features Featured Excerpts
The Editors
Screen shot from “Pudding Lane.”
“All of these various traces of the [public performance] have been integrated into a single experiential research environment through digital modeling.”
Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 1 Spring 2014
- Introduction
- Exploring and Designing Virtual Worlds
The Editors
- Exploring and Designing Virtual Worlds
- Focus
- An Introduction to Alex McDowell's "World Building"
Noah Wardrip-Fruin - "World Building"
Alex McDowell - Media Systems - Envisioning the Future of Computational Media
Noah Wardrip-Fruin and Michael Mateas
- An Introduction to Alex McDowell's "World Building"
- Features
- Pudding Lane: Recreating Seventeenth-Century London
Joe Dempsey, Daniel Hargreaves, Daniel Peacock, Chelsea Lindsey, Dominic Bell, Luc Fontenoy and Heather Williams - Transforming the Object of our Study: The Early Modern Sermon and the Virtual Paul’s Cross Project
John N. Wall - Digital Ethnography Toward Augmented Empiricism: A New Methodological Framework
Wendy F. Hsu - Code Appendix for "Digital Ethnography"
Wendy F. Hsu
- Pudding Lane: Recreating Seventeenth-Century London
- DH2013 Poster Gallery
- DH@WIT: Digital Humanities for Undergraduate Design, Engineering, and Management Students
Christopher Scott Gleason - Modelling the Interpretation of Literary Allusion with Machine Learning Techniques
Neil Coffee, James Gawley, Christopher Forstall, Walter Scheirer, David Johnson, Jason Corso and Brian Parks - “Making the Digital Humanities More Open": Modeling Digital Humanities for a Wider Audience
Cory Bohon, Jennifer Guiliano, James Smith, George Williams and Amanda Visconti - Exploring Social Tags in a Digitized Humanities Online Collection
Youngok Choi and Sue Yeon Syn - DARIAH-EU’s Virtual Competency Center on Research and Education
Christof Schöch, Dallas Costis, Matt Munson, Toma Tasovac, Erik Malcolm Champion, Susan Schreibman, Agiatis Benardou, Marianne Ping Huang and Petra Links - “Where do you need us?” — The National Library in the Digital Humanities
Aly Conteh and Lotte Wilms - Encoding Historical Financial Records
Kathryn Tomasek and Syd Bauman - Digitization and Dissemination: A Reverse Image Lookup Study to Assess the Reuse of Images of Paintings from the National Gallery's Website
Isabella Kirton and Melissa Terras - Great Parchment Book Project
Nicola Avery, Alberto Campagnolo, Caroline De Stefani, Kazim Pal, Matthew Payne, Philippa Smith, Rachael Smither, Ann Stewart, Emma Stewart, Patricia Stewart, Melissa Terras, Laurence Ward, Tim Weyrich and Liz Yamada - Juxta Commons
Dana Wheeles and Kristin Jensen - Debates in the Digital Humanities: Scholarly Publishing Across Print/Digital Streams
Matthew K. Gold, Douglas Armato, Zach Davis, Matthew Slaats and Mark Abrams - Visual Historiography: Visualizing “The Literature of a Field”
David J. Staley, Scot A. French and Bill Ferster
- DH@WIT: Digital Humanities for Undergraduate Design, Engineering, and Management Students
- Authors