I interviewed Peter Wilkins a few days ago for the Parables of Care blog, and I have copied and pasted the post below: Dr Peter Wilkins, Douglas College Dr Peter Wilkins is the Research and Innovation Coordinator at Douglas College (Canada), and he manages programs for at-risk youth for the Douglas College Training Group.
I interviewed Simon Grennan last week for the Parables of Care blog , and I have copied and pasted the post here. Dr Simon Grennan, University of Chester Dr Simon Grennan, is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Art and Design at the Department of Art and Design, University of Chester.
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The Great 78 Project is a community project for the preservation, research and discovery of 78rpm records. I think it is one of the most amazing digital humanities projects out there today. As a material culture researcher and music collector I have enjoyed the collections very much. I decided to make a quick mix with some of my favourite tunes.
The Great 78 Project by the Internet Archive is a community project for the preservation, research and discovery of 78rpm records. I think it is one of the most amazing digital humanities projects out there today. As a material culture researcher and music collector I have enjoyed the collections very much. I decided to make a quick mix with some of my favourite tunes.
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tl; dr Repository Fringe is a gathering for repository managers and others interested in research data repositories and publication repositories. I collected an archive of #rfringe17, containing 1118 Tweet IDs. I then analysed the text in the tweets with Voyant Tools to identify most frequent terms and manually refined the results to 230 terms.
[On 8 August 2017, this post was selected as Editor’s Choice in Digital Humanities Now at http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/2017/08/questions-of-access-in-the-digital-humanities-data-from-jdsh/] [N.B. As usual, typos might still be present when you read this; this blog post is likely to be revised post-publication… thanks for understanding.
