It is time for self reflection… Having always been fascinated by how ones academic training can affect ones way of… Read more A Whirlwind of Thoughts…
Authenticity or Faux-thenticity (Part 02)
There is a fine line between the virtual and the physical world. Whether due to the “Anonymity” of the digital… Read more Authenticity or Faux-thenticity (Part 02)
Authenticity or Faux-thenticity (Part 01)
Authenticity of information acquired as “Big Data” or even as “Digital Data” is a somewhat relative term. To evaluate the… Read more Authenticity or Faux-thenticity (Part 01)
Crowdsourcing?
To sum up the academic term in our Introduction to Digital Humanities class, everyone had to select a topic and… Read more Crowdsourcing?
The Uncertain Future…
As Thomas H. Benton mentions in Graduate School in the Humanities: Just Don’t Go, the message in culture is “education… Read more The Uncertain Future…
Transcribe Persian!
The rich written Persian culture is a unique resource for academic historic studies. There are numerous collections of Persian manuscripts… Read more Transcribe Persian!
New Data, New Depth, New Horizons…
The rise of social media, along with new computational tools that can process massive amounts of data, makes possible a… Read more New Data, New Depth, New Horizons…
Red or Blue? We fought for Green…
Although I have a few older blog posts pending for final editing and publication, I decided to first publish this… Read more Red or Blue? We fought for Green…
The Possibilities…
We have been introduced to many projects within the field of Digital Humanities and this is one of the best… Read more The Possibilities…
In or Out…?
From its officially known founder in 1949, Father Busa and his digital concordance, Digital Humanities is evolving at a fast… Read more In or Out…?
Digital Disclosure 