SPN is proud to announce the 2022-2023 Coordinating Committee: @wenybird, @stangunn, Daniel Johnson, @smallandmath, and @ekaltman
We're honored to have this group leading the SPN community from this year to the next!
@mikalaraethelib Doing my occasional Twitter check-in and found this wonderful post—yes! All the cookie dough varieties! Trying to remember if we ventured to the downtown above-ground tunnel system. Also: wasn't the Institute of Art doing an exhibit on a curator's office "found" behind the walls?
And that’s barely scratching the surface. Check out the work our @NDLibraries student team members are doing to annotate and provide structure for Thomas Harriot’s messy, mysterious manuscripts, directed by Dr. Arnaud Zimmern: https://t.co/oxFASJjaTT and https://t.co/qSIgZ7P2Ie.
Happy #dayofdh2021! From the work of our talented postdoc, Arnaud Zimmern: Imagine what it feels like to be the first to discover something really important. ...
Exactly 400 years ago, England lost premier mathematician/astronomer/ballistics expert Thomas Harriot 1560-1621. 1st to draw the moon with telescopic accuracy, algebraically define compound interest, also among the earliest to learn/translate Carolina Algonquian.
You're in for a treat Keats lovers!
Check out our interview with Prof. Beth Lau and @scholarsgrotto all about their new digital resource, The Keats Library. Their first published text, a digital edition of Keats' Paradise Lost is online now!
https://t.co/gR5sLF989U
@walshbr@mackymoo@BUDSConf@dhsouthbend My pleasure. "(Student) Writing as DH Method" always eases concerns and I think plays well to administration too, highlighting the "scholarly primitives"* that DH engages (* in John Unsworth's formulation: https://t.co/OIl3WxJtfm)
@TinkeringHuman @PurdueHonors Impressive -- enough to make one jealous! We've got a start at Notre Dame, from a C64 & Apple II, to a TRS-80 & Apple Newton. We should have a media archaeology conference! It seems apropos, at this time, to add some images from one of our Infocom box sets #dayofdh2020#IndianaDH
Conference finally feels complete when we get a reference to the Malleus Maleficarum (Guilford College students presenting on digital work for collaborative "Defense Against the Dark Arts" course) (https://t.co/uP5SxjKVHh) #BUDSC19
Mike Benson of Rowan points up how DH projects can build up town-gown relationships through the Glassboro History Project https://t.co/68GPtnKFsZ #BUDSC19
@rachellstarry@upennlib Thanks -- would like to hear more how people do this. Some patrons have a sense of the final project, and want to see in great specificity what you do to get there.
Folks at @GburgColLibrary showing how they set up an undergrad digital scholarship program, while walking us participants through a rubric to build our own #BUDSC19
Wheaton's Mark LeBlanc tells students to stop being a student by the time they leave, and be prepared to answer the question: "What's the last thing you built that failed?" #BUDSC19