• Lisa Teichmann
• Karolina Roman

• translation
• metadata
• cultural heritage
• data analytics

• translation invisibility
• book reviews
• periodical studies
• bibliographic data
• national libraries
• Canada
• Quebec
• Germany
• Austria

What do book reviews and national libraries have in common and can teach us about translation visibility?

• 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.

• 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

• Matt Morgenstern

• metadata
• citation
• corpora
• data visualization

This article explores the uptake of the term "climate change" in contemporary literary studies.

• James Baker
• Andrew Salway
• Cynthia Roman

• archives
• glam
• metadata
• history
• ethics

Tracking the transmission of Mary Dorothy George's voice through time from the British Museum in London to the Lewis Walpole Library in Farmington, Connecticut.

• Eric Hoyt
• J.J. Bersch
• Susan Noh
• Samuel Hansen
• Jacob Mertens
• Jeremy Wade Morris

• metadata
• data visualization
• data curation
• digitization

We share three different methods for studying RSS feeds and podcast metadata: 1) visualizing how topics and keywords trend over time; 2) visualizing networks of common associated keywords entered by podcasters; and 3) analyzing norms and common practices for the duration of podcasts (as a time-based media format, podcasting is unusual in that it is not bound by the programming schedules and technical limitations that provide strict parameters for most audiovisual forms).

• 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.

• Sharon Block

• history
• databases
• race
• social justice
• metadata
• gender
• area studies
• cultural criticism
• machine learning

Examines the representation of women and minority groups in JSTOR's topical metadata

• Anna Bellotto

• medieval
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• markup
• metadata
• standards

How can the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model help address issues in the representation of manuscripts?

• Elizabeth Callaway
• Jeffrey Turner
• Heather Stone
• Adam Halstrom

• project report
• nlp
• dh
• metadata
• cultural criticism
• gender

Topic modeling warm invitations and gatekeeping in the digital humanities.

• 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.