Getting Started with Digital Scholarship

• Michael Rodriguez has a great guide to Digital Humanities
• For advice and a consultation, please contact the Library's Digital Scholarship Lab
• Other resources on campus include LEADR and CAL's DH section

If you need help figuring out how to approach a project or learn a new technique, try:

• ProfHacker -- a blog through the Chronicle of Higher Education, where practitioners seem generally thoughtful
• Getting Started in the Digital Humanities -- by Lisa Spiro, a super-thorough overview. The list of resources is long but well-organized.
• Miriam Posner's blog -- really the whole blog, but especially:
  • The "How Did They Make That?" post and subsequent video -- especially useful if you're approached with a finished example to emulate
  • She also has a "highly opinionated resource guide" that's worth your time
• The Programming Historian -- tutorials written by scholars, for scholars, on how to use various technology tools and languages to engage their research questions

Prominent publications in the field:

• Digital Humanities Quarterly
• Digital Scholarship in the Humanities
• DH + Lib

If you're particularly interested in the teaching aspects of digital humanities and digital scholarship, these are great resources:

• Hybrid Pedagogy
• Using Digital Humanities in the Classroom (there is also a companion book that the library owns a copy of)