Welcome to the
Journal of Digital Humanities
Vol. 2, No. 2 Spring 2013
The Journal of Digital Humanities is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed, open access journal that features the best scholarship, tools, and conversations produced by the digital humanities community in the previous trimester.
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Introduction
Expanding Communities of Practice
The Editors
The materials featured in this sixth issue of the Journal of Digital Humanities expose “communities of practice” in digital humanities beyond the constellations of people and institutions directly engaged in experimental and digitally-inflected scholarship. Communities of practice, socially constructed groups that form around shared interests or crafts, often generate forms of tacit knowledge that circulate informally. […]
Explorations
Changing Medium, Transforming Composition
Trey Conatser
Code Appendix for "Changing Medium, Transforming Composition"
Trey Conatser
Encoding Financial Records
Kathryn Tomasek
MediaNOLA: A Digital Humanities Project to Tell Stories of Cultural Production in New Orleans
Vicki Mayer and Mike Griffith
"Any digital humanities project involves a series of interlinked choices around its contents, its users, and its technologies."
Corpus Site Map
The research on Louis Armstrong Park highlighted a controversial urban renewal project that destroyed part of the historic Tremé neighborhood. This resulted in community involvement to turn wasted space into a park to honor one of the city’s most celebrated sons.
Reviews
Review: Commons In A Box
Chuck Rybak
Integrating Architecture into Digital and Public Humanities: Sites and Sounds + MediaNOLA
Amber N. Wiley
ISSN 2165-6673