• Jennifer W. Kyker

• music
• oral history
• cultural heritage
• access

• African studies
• Zimbabwe
• Mbira

Sekuru's Stories is a co-authored digital humanities project that contributes toward the decoloniality of knowledge through the music and oral histories of Zimbabwean mbira player Sekuru Tute Chigamba.

• Lise Jaillant
• Katherine Aske

• archives
• digitization
• machine learning
• cultural heritage
• access

• medical images
• digital archives
• artificial intelligence
• responsible access

Through a series of interviews with 10 archivists, librarians, and researchers based in the UK and US, the authors show that improved access to medical illustrations is essential to produce new knowledge in the humanities and medical research, as well as to bridge the gap between historical and modern understandings of the human body.

• Giacomo Alliata
• Yumeng Hou
• Sarah Kenderdine

• cultural heritage
• access

This study examines a computational workflow that combines posture recognition and movement computing to bridge the gap in accessing digital archives that capture living knowledge and embodied experiences. By analysing and visualising such archives through bodily features, we aim to enhance archival interaction in the context of digital museology, as demonstrated through two use cases.

• Andrew A. Cashner

• access
• editing
• markup
• minimal computing
• music
• tools
• users

• music notation
• open-source software
• free software
• minimal computing
• semantic markup
• conversion and exchange
• musicology
• publishing
• editing
• music encoding
• workflow

Lilypond music-notation software as a case study: how to make open-source tools work for us.

• Frédérique Mélanie-Becquet
• Clément Plancq
• Claude Grunspan
• Mylène Maignant
• Matthieu Raffard
• Mathilde Roussel
• Fiammetta Ghedini
• Thierry Poibeau

• access
• corpora
• elit
• gender
• literary studies
• materialisms
• nlp
• project report
• users

• poetry
• language generation
• natural language processing
• poetry generation

Poetry combinatorics: exploring how poetry can be produced automatically, using a mix of literature, computer and art!

• Alex Kinnaman
• Corinne Guimont

• access
• data curation
• project management
• project report

Unlocking Digital Humanities access: Discover how treating DH as traditional data drives sustainability and accessibility - Insights from our Virginia Tech study! #DigitalHumanities #DHasData @VTLibraries @alex_kinnaman @CorinneMayV

• John Ryan
• Lydia Hearn
• Paul Longley Arthur

• access
• data curation
• dh
• ecocriticism
• interdisciplinarity

• digital environmental humanities
• anthropocene
• citizen ecohumanities
• perennial eco-archiving
• human-plant relations
• digital botanical humanities
• environmental storytelling
• environmental justice

• Samuel Grieggs
• Jessica Lockhart
• Alexandra Atiya
• Gelila Tilahun
• Suzanne Akbari
• Eyob Derillo
• Jarod Jacobs
• Christine Kwon
• Michael Gervers
• Steve Delamarter
• Alexandra Gillespie
• Walter Scheirer

• digitization
• access
• minimal computing
• history
• area studies

The paper describes the collaborative development of a new open-source tool for Ethiopian manuscript transcription.

• Lai-Tze Fan

• code studies
• gender
• access
• tools
• users

This article considers the gendered design of Amazon Alexa voice-driven capabilities, or, skills, as feminized labour.

• Nick Thieberger

• project report
• access
• data curation
• cultural heritage
• metadata
• anthropology
• linguistics
• digitization
• indigenous

• PARADISEC
• Australia
• New Zealand
• Pacific
• Papua New Guinea (PNG)
• South-East Asia
• project resiliency

You wonʼt know what you had till itʼs gone: analog recordings and cultural restitution in the 21st century

• Sara Diamond

• archives
• project management
• data curation
• access
• project report
• visual art
• sound
• indigenous
• media history

• project resiliency
• Banff New Media Institute
• Daniel Langlois Foundation
• Crista Dahl Library and Archive
• Sara Diamond Fonds

Disappearing archives

• Christine M. Gottlieb

• users
• standards
• access
• ethics
• digital
• literary studies

• Shakespeare
• Universal Design
• Disability Studies

This article argues for making Shakespeare resources radically accessible and inclusive by incorporating both Universal Design approaches and Disability Studies perspectives.

• David Thomson

• access
• data analytics
• hypertext
• literary studies

This article examines the influence of one edition of Whitman's poems one a subsequent edition using open-source information science programming methodology

• Martin Paul Eve

• archives
• access
• minimal computing
• ethics
• digital libraries

This article examines the limits on scalability of the distribution of the Library Genesis through its torrent archive and other distributed networking technologies such as IFS, which despite their promise of peer-to-peer redundancy fall down on an archive of this size.

• Zahra Rizvi
• Rohan Chauhan
• A. Sean Pue
• Nishat Zaidi

• literary studies
• project management
• access
• minimal computing
• data modeling

Exploring minimal computing as a method for creating multilingual, digital critical editions of Indian-language poetry.

• Tiffany Chan
• Jentery Sayers

• project report
• minimal computing
• access
• project management

A brief exploration of Vault, a digital asset management system, and how it illustrates minimal computing from the labor perspective.

• Chris Diaz

• access
• project report
• mobile
• minimal computing
• glam
• translation

Developing a Progressive Web App, Caravans of Gold, with minimal computing in mind.

• Quinn Dombrowski

• globalDH
• access
• tools
• minimal computing
• ethics
• collaboration

This paper focuses on the practical realities of implementing the most common minimal computing methods for web development.

• Till Grallert

• project report
• digitization
• cultural heritage
• markup
• minimal computing
• access

This paper introduces and evaluates the project Open Arabic Periodical Editions (OpenArabicPE) as a case study of minimal computing.

• Raffaele Viglianti
• Gimena del Rio Riande
• Nidia Hernández
• Romina De Léon

• access
• globalDH
• pedagogy
• project report
• minimal computing

In this paper, we present our preliminary reflections on whether minimal computing as a practice can extend beyond computing done under some technological constraints to serving as a common ground between different digital humanities research dynamics in the Global North and South.

• Christina Boyles
• Andy Boyles Petersen

• access
• ethics
• social justice
• minimal computing

This article has examines notions of precarity within the Makers by Mail project to interrogate the relationship between minimal computing methodologies and academic austerity.

• Tanya Clement
• Ben Brumfield
• Sara Brumfield

• access
• archives
• annotation
• project report

The AudiAnnotate use case presented here provides context to three recordings of Zora Neale Hurston created during the Works Project Administration Federal Writers Project from 1937-1942

• Sylvia Fernandez
• Rubria Rocha de Luna
• Annette M. Zapata

• access
• collaboration
• project report

The process of United Fronteras creating a transborder model of work between academics from various humanities disciplines and members of the community outside of academia.

• Tanya E. Clement
• Liz Fischer

• music
• annotation
• access
• sound
• cultural criticism

This short article introduces audiation as an alternate theoretical framing for articulating the significance of personal literary annotations.

• Tracey El Hajj

• dh
• sound
• access
• pedagogy

A book review of the edited volume Digital Sound Studies.

• Emily Edwards
• Robin Hershkowitz

• gender
• media history
• access

This article explores how the podcast medium as a form of audio technology has facilitated the reimagining of academic publication and feminist praxis.

• Allison Cooper
• Fernando Nascimento
• David Francis

• project report
• moving images
• databases
• annotation
• access
• semantic web

This article presents a case study of Kinolab, a digital platform for the analysis of narrative film language.

• Samantha Fritz
• Ian Milligan
• Nick Ruest
• Jimmy Lin

• transcription
• collaboration
• archives
• users
• access

Examines community engagement with datathon events to propose how to build and engage users in open-source DH projects

• Stephanie Sapienza
• Eric Hoyt
• Matt St. John
• Ed Summers
• JJ Bersch

• data curation
• access
• project report
• minimal computing
• project management

This paper introduces and unpacks several challenges faced by stewards who work with audiovisual resources, departing from the premise that audiovisual resources are undervalued and underutilized as primary source materials for scholarship and therefore receive less attention in the sphere of digital humanities.

• Manolis Fragkiadakis
• Victoria Nyst
• Peter van der Putten

• users
• access
• annotation
• machine learning
• tools
• corpora
• data visualization

The aim of this project is to develop a set of tools to assist the annotation of the signs and their formal features in a video irrespectively of its content and quality.

• Hannah Alpert-Abrams
• Clayton McCarl

• access
• dh
• pedagogy
• cultural heritage
• geospatial
• indigenous
• globalDH

This is the introduction to a special issue on Digital Humanities and Colonial Latin American Studies.

• George Aaron Broadwell
• Moisés García Guzmán
• Brook Danielle Lillehaugen
• Felipe H. Lopez
• May Helena Plumb
• Mike Zarafonetis

• collaboration
• history
• cultural heritage
• digital libraries
• indigenous
• language studies
• translation
• access
• social justice

• digital schoalrship
• digital humanities
• Colonial Mexico
• Zapotec
• archives
• collaoration
• humanidades digitales
• México colonial
• zapoteco
• archivos
• colaboración
• colaboración

This article discusses the Ticha project which is a digital text explorer that provides access to media and documents associated with the Zapotec community.

• Randa El Khatib
• Alyssa Arbuckle
• Lynne Siemens
• Ray Siemens
• Caroline Winter
• ETCL Research Group

• access
• project report
• infrastructure
• ethics

This article discusses how the Electronic Textual Cultures Lab aims to promote open social scholarship.

• Christine Barats
• Valérie Schafer
• Andreas Fickers

• access
• data curation
• infrastructure
• social media
• history
• digital

Sustainability in DH as a shared issue of data maintenance and institutional contexts.

• Alex D. Ketchum

• history
• cultural heritage
• access
• geospatial
• data curation
• gender
• project report

Examines questions on the role and efficacy of online history projects for reclaiming lost LGBTQ+ spaces

• Kathi Inman Berens
• Abbey Gaterud
• Rachel Noorda

• access
• ethics
• project report
• publishing
• gender
• infrastructure
• project management

This case study describes the Ooligan Press as a not-for-profit, feminist DH lab.

• John Douglas Bradley

• classics
• access
• semantic web
• network
• users
• digital libraries

• Roman Republic
• Linked Open Data
• Resource Description Framework
• Digital Prosopography

Explores how a Prosopography of the Roman Republic has been presented as Linked Open Data through an RDF server.

• Sarita Albagli
• Hesley Py
• Allan Yu Iwama

• data visualization
• geospatial
• tools
• info architecture
• infrastructure
• area studies
• social justice
• access

A critical and systematic review on information geovisualization via a Brazilian prototype platform.

• S.L. Ziegler

• cultural heritage
• digitization
• archives
• ethics
• glam
• metadata
• access

Analyzes the interaction between data brokers and cultural heritage institutions' data collections to explore how to mitigate the harm potentially caused by data in cultural institutions

• Kevin Chovanec

• classics
• digital libraries
• data visualization
• access
• publishing
• metadata

A case study on encoding the episodic and spontaneous character of the early modern traveling theater.

• Samantha Blickhan

• transcription
• dh
• ethics
• history
• access

Review of Academic Crowdsourcing in the Humanities: Crowds, Communities and Co-production, by Mark Hedges and Stuart Dunn.

• Samuel J. Huskey
• Jeffrey C. Witt

• classics
• digital libraries
• data visualization
• access
• publishing
• metadata

A method for verifying that a set of data is the published, peer-reviewed version.

• Matthew Kelly

• pedagogy
• tools
• games
• access

This short essay describes the difficulties and impromptu workarounds that emerged when using the video game Minecraft as the central teaching tool in several professional writing seminars.

• Kathleen Kasten-Mutkus
• Laura Costello
• Darren Chase

• project report
• access
• glam

• libraries
• collaboration
• interdisciplinarity

Where is the right place to develop digital humanities programing?

• Amelia Chesley

• access
• collaboration
• digital libraries
• transcription
• digitization

The author discusses digital humanities beyond institutional sponsorshop with the example of LibriVox.