• Lee Mordechai
• Alan Stahl
• Mark Pyzyk
• Ilia Curto Pelle

• collaboration
• data analytics
• data visualization
• databases
• geospatial
• history
• medieval

• Angela Sutton
• Jessica Power

• archives
• collaboration
• data analytics
• data curation
• databases
• digitization
• ethics
• semantic web
• interdisciplinarity
• race
• social justice
• network
• public history
• social justice

• race studies

This article explores the use of community engagement and the principles behind linked data to create a spatial history database that both serves a local Black community in the US South and makes accessible the sources that complicate our understanding of the Civil War.

• Hilary Havens
• Eliza Alexander Wilcox
• Meredith L. Hale
• Jamie Kramer

• collaboration
• transcription
• metadata
• markup
• archives
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• ethics
• editing

• crowdsourcing
• Zooniverse
• TEI
• linked open data
• Maria Edgeworth
• name authorities
• digital archives
• Romantic period
• long eighteenth century
• correspondence
• controlled vocabularies

Our article describes how we are building the Maria Edgeworth Letters Project, an open-access archive containing Maria Edgeworth's correspondence, tracing our steps including image retrieval and processing, metadata generation, transcription, linked open data, and TEI encoding.

• Crystal Hall
• Lauren Tilton
• Griffin Ng

• collaboration
• pedagogy
• dh

• labor
• seminars
• experimentation
• intersectional feminism
• values-based DH

In the teaching-research-service triad of labor in higher education, reframing digital humanities pedagogy workshops as teaching brings us closer to the goals of the field.

• Lynne Siemens

• dh
• collaboration
• infrastructure

Looking to start a DH/DS center, look to established centers for lessons from the trenches.

• Jennifer C. Edmond
• Alejandro Benito Santos
• Michelle Doran
• Roberto Therón
• Michał Kozak
• Cezary Mazurek
• Eveline Wandl-Vogt
• Aleyda Rocha Sepulveda

• collaboration
• project report
• interdisciplinarity
• dh
• data curation
• markup

We discuss how the cross-disciplinary design of a taxonomy of sources of uncertainty in Digital Humanities (DH) became not just an instrument to organise data, but also a tool to negotiate and build compromises between different communities of practice.

• James Cummings

• project management
• data curation
• collaboration
• markup
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• succession planning

Saving two projects from digital demise.

• Jessica Otis

• data curation
• project management
• collaboration
• ethics
• infrastructure

• project resiliency
• funding
• granting agencies

Follow the Money? Funding and Digital Sustainability

• Claire Battershill

• project management
• literary studies
• collaboration
• ethics

• project resiliency
• collaboration
• project management
• ethics
• literary studies

Digital projects as temporal and narrative forms

• Franny Gaede
• Ana-Maurine Lara
• Alaí Reyes-Santos
• Kate Thornhill

• race
• indigenous
• collaboration
• glam
• data curation
• project report
• area studies

• Black digital humanities
• Caribbean
• Digital archive

This interdisciplinary team placed the healers’ community at the center of the research project to publicly validate and share aspects of their knowledge with the healers, teachers, researchers, and students studying race, indigeneity, ethnobotanical medicinal healing, and intersectionality.

• James Smithies
• Sarah Atkinson
• Elliott Hall

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• games
• machine learning
• dh
• project report

A case study of embedding a research software engineer from a DH lab into an start-up engaged in developing immersive narrative story-telling platforms.

• Grant Wythoff

• dh
• minimal computing
• cultural criticism
• collaboration

This article first takes a broader view of minimalism to register several problematic echoes of minimal computing among digital detoxers and disaster survivalists in intensities ranging from Luddism to asceticism.

• Sabrina Sauer
• Berber Hagedoorn

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• cs
• semantic web
• project report
• tools
• cultural heritage

Mapping interdisciplinary exchanges between computer scientists, media scholars, and information scientists via a collaborative test of a Linked Open Data search tool.

• 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.

• Jing Chen
• Mengqi Li
• Wensi Lin
• Yinzhou Zhao
• Mengyue Zhang
• Han Chen
• Qiang Hu
• Yongqing Xie

• project report
• visual art
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• minimal computing
• history
• publishing

This essay offers a case study of the ZHI project, a digital craftsmanship project showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship at three levels: knowing, making, and intelligence.

• Gábor Mihály Tóth
• Tim Hempel
• Krishna Somandepalli
• Shri Narayanan

• history
• gender
• interdisciplinarity
• data analytics
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• data modeling
• oral history

Applying methods and concepts from molecular physics to computationally approach over 6000 interviews of Aushwitz-Birkenau survivors.

• 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.

• Stephanie Boddie
• Amy Hillier

• race
• geospatial
• collaboration

• Digital humanities
• Du Bois
• GIS
• Philadelphia
• race
• racism
• Social Survey Movement
• (anti‑)Blackness

An exploration of primary source documents that provide new details about how W. E. B. Du Bois went about his original research mapping Philadelphia's Seventh Ward, focusing on the humanities and social science research methods that he employed.

• Clayton McCarl

• pedagogy
• dh
• collaboration

• internships
• pedagogy
• students
• collaboration
• mentorship

An approach to designing credit–bearing, project-based digital humanities internships

• Giulia Freni

• medieval
• classics
• collaboration
• tools
• interdisciplinarity
• digitization

An exploration of the possibilities offered by future collaborations between classical studies and digital humanities.

• Johannes Burgers

• collaboration
• databases
• literary studies
• tools

This article discusses the Digital Yoknapatawpha project held at the University of Virginia.

• 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

• Alison Langmead
• Christopher J. Nygren
• Paul Rodriguez
• Alan Craig

• collaboration
• visual art
• machine learning
• digitization

Explores the value, role, and pitfalls for digitel methods of art attribution

• Lukas Gienapp
• Clara Kruckenberg
• Manuel Burghardt

• music
• collaboration
• music
• network

We propose a generalizable approach to studying the topological properties of music collaboration networks within and between genres that relies on data from the freely available Discogs database.

• Barbara Flueckiger
• Gaudenz Halter

• moving images
• tools
• data visualization
• annotation
• collaboration
• cs

Examines the aesthetics, technology, and narratology of film colors through the FilmColors research project

• Minh Hua
• Rita Raley

• nlp
• games
• machine learning
• collaboration
• code studies
• linguistics

Argues for an approach to the the text adventure game AI Dungeon 2 as a model for future human-AI collaborative creative practices

• Lauren G. Kilroy-Ewbank

• visual art
• collaboration
• transcription
• tools
• pedagogy
• digital

• Digital Art History
• Digital Visuality
• Metadata
• Spanish Colonial Art
• Pedagogy
• Omeka

This article explores digital methods for analyzing colonial Latin American art.

• Laura Matthew
• Michael Bannister

• archives
• users
• transcription
• translation
• collaboration
• indigenous
• language studies
• project report

This article discusses the Nahuatl/Nawat in Central America digital archive and its challenges.

• 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.

• Natalie Philips
• Alexander Babbitt
• Soohyun Cho
• Jessica Kane
• Cody Mejeur
• Craig Pearson

• collaboration
• project report
• pedagogy
• infrastructure
• literary studies

This is a case study describing the creation of the Digital Humanities and Literary Cognition lab at Michigan State University and the interdisciplinary research efforts made within the lab.

• Rebekah Cummings
• David S. Roh
• Elizabeth Callaway

• collaboration
• project report
• data curation
• glam
• ecocriticism
• project management

This article presents the case study of the Digital Matters Lab at the University of Utah as an example of the creation of a digital scholarship center.

• Geoffrey Rockwell
• Stéfan Sinclair

• history
• archaeology
• digitization
• collaboration
• nlp
• media studies
• markup
• materialisms

Examines innovations in Index Thomisticus and their implications for mechanical and human labour

• Barbara McGillivray
• Thierry Poibeau
• Pablo Ruiz Fabo

• nlp
• collaboration
• dh
• tools
• corpora
• stylistics
• markup
• annotation

Argues for an increase in communication and collaboration between Natural Language Processing and Digital Humanities communities to advance both fields

• Melinda A. Cro
• Sara K. Kearns

• project report
• pedagogy
• collaboration
• interdisciplinarity
• literary studies
• language studies

Analyzes the implementation of DH theories and methods in designing and teaching a university-level second-language course

• Jessica Wagner Webster

• collaboration
• dh
• glam
• project report

Examines perceptions of DH scholars' preceptions of information professionals, and vice-versa, and how to support both in collaborative research

• Jasmijn Van Gorp
• Marc Bron

• interdisciplinarity
• collaboration
• archives
• project report
• moving images
• cs
• media studies

Sheds empirical light on interdisciplinary collaboration between the computer sciences and media studies on the DH project BRIDGE.

• Hannah Schwan
• Janina Jacke
• Rabea Kleymann
• Jan-Erik Stange
• Marian Dörk

• collaboration
• literary studies
• data visualization
• users
• project report
• graphic design

What is creative data literacy?

• Courtney Rivard
• Taylor Arnold
• Lauren Tilton

• pedagogy
• data visualization
• collaboration
• tools
• ethics

• digital pedagogy
• labor practices in DH
• undergraduate research

Photogrammar and making labor visible in the digital humanities.

• Tarez Samra Graban
• Paul Marty
• Allen Romano
• Micah Vandegrift

• collaboration
• social justice
• dh
• ethics

Introduction to a special issue of DHQ on Invisible Labor

• Amelia Chesley

• access
• collaboration
• digital libraries
• transcription
• digitization

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