Links for the Plenary Address

UPDATE:  Here is the link to the list of resources on getting started in the Digital Humanities I promised Dr. Quinn.

• Business Insider 
• Caitlin
• Stats about Information Age

• What Is Digital Humanities?
• The Differences Slavery Made — Thomas and Ayers — American Historical Review
• Slave trade in Richmond
• Redlining Richmond
• Hypercities Earth
• Visualizing Early Washington: A Digital Reconstruction of the Capital ca. 1814 
• The Mystery of Chaco Canyon – YouTube
• Lincoln at 200
• Hurricane Digital Memory Bank
• The Lost Museum – Explore the Museum
• Get the Game
• Play The Past
• Mining the Dispatch
• Fugitive slave ads
• Infectious Texts: Mapping Viral Networks 
• Words in Titles, 1789-1914 | Victorian Books
• Nineteenth-Century Newspapers
• Mapping the Republic of Letters
• Announcing 23 Digital Humanities Start-Up Grant Awards 

Journals in the Digital Age

• COPLAC’s Metamorphosis; Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy; PressForward; Vectors Journal: Introduction; Arxive [pre-publication articles], Public Library of Science (PLOS)

Student Projects:

• History of Technology Research Site/Documentary
• 19th Century Etiquette Manuals
• James Farmer Lectures — A Civil Rights Leader’s Reflections; Lecture 6 (Video); Selected Stories
• James Monroe Museum Political Cartoons; How We Edit the Cartoons
• Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania Historical Markers 
• James Monroe Papers
• Century America: Course site; Project site; Truman State site
• Map My Device
• Rappahannock Review
• Taiping Civil War
• Chinese History through Film GIFs
• Bernini 2013
• Eighteenth-Century Audio
• Rosie the Riveter Oral History
• 3D Scanning, Design, and Printing
• Postcard Collection
• Domain of One’s Own
• Sidney’s Art Portfolio
• Candice’s Digital Resume

Student Projects at Other Liberal Arts Institutions

• Digital History Project | Wheaton College
• Physlets Home Page
• House Divided: The Civil War Research Engine
• Texas Runaway Slave ad tweets

Images below courtesy of Dr. Will Mackintosh, Julia Woods, and Leah Tams.

Monday Morning Talk with Library and IT Staff

• Lisa Spiro — Values of DH that set it apart as a field– http://dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/debates/text/13
• Scholars’ Lab at UVA — http://www.scholarslab.org/
• Gettsyburg — http://www.gettysburg.edu/library/gettdigital/index.dot
• UMW President’s Technology Advisory Council
• Innovation fund — http://president.umw.edu/ptac/grant/
• UMW IT Convergence Center — http://provost.umw.edu/convergence-center/
• Specific examples of DH/DLA projects involving various parts of the institutions.
• Overarching Digital Tools on campus
• UMWBlogs — WordPress — http://umwblogs.org/
• Domain of One’s Own http://umwdomains.com/
• Use of WordPress, Omeka, and anything else that can go on a LAMP server.
• Specific digital projects
• Women’s History project — http://hist328.umwblogs.org/links-to-the-various-decade-research-sites/
• Then and Now project — http://thenandnow.umwhistory.org/
• James Monroe 3D Scanning — http://jmonroe3d.umwhistory.org/
• Centennial Collection — http://archive.umw.edu:8080/vital/access/manager/Collection/umw:2
• James Monroe’s Letters as Minister to France — http://projects.umwhistory.org/jmp/