• 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!

• Annette Vee

• code studies
• cs
• users
• history
• project management
• media history
• games

• Critical Code Studies
• BASIC programming language
• programming for all
• computer games
• Dartmouth College
• sports

Annette Vee traces the historical and cultural context of FTBALL as an example of programming for all.

• 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.

• Jon Corbett

• indigenous
• cs
• language studies
• digital
• code studies
• project report
• users

• storytelling
• Indigenous culture
• Indigenous language
• nehiyawewin
• Ancestral Code

Jon Corbett shares the challenges and solultions he's proposed coding in Nehiyawewin development environments.

• David M. Berry

• tools
• users
• cultural criticism
• digital

• Explainability
• Tool Criticism
• Digital infrastructures
• infrasomatization

I suggest recent moves to assuage worries over the opaque and threatening potential of computation, termed explainability, might contribute to tool criticism within digital humanities.

• 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.

• Roopika Risam
• Alex Gil

• minimal computing
• users
• globalDH
• infrastructure

• Bernadette Biedermann

• digital libraries
• ar
• users
• glam

• museology
• digital museology
• virtual museums
• museum documentation standards
• digital humanities

Analyzing the characteristics of virtual/digital museums, this paper presents the digital museums as an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary object of scholarly investigation

• Aditi Nafde
• Matt Coneys Wainwright
• Kate Court
• Fiona Galston
• James Cummings
• Tiago Sousa Garcia

• project report
• reading
• graphic design
• users

Case study of Hands-On Reading web app addressing technical challenges and the question of whether reading/writing practices can be translated to the digital world

• Gloria Mugelli
• Federico Boschetti
• Andrea Bellandi
• Riccardo Del Gratta
• Anas Fahad Khan
• Andrea Taddei

• classics
• history
• tools
• databases
• users
• annotation
• project report

• textual annotation
• bottom-up approach
• domain specific languages
• ontologies
• ancient Greek
• ancient Greek tragedy
• ritual
• religion

Description of the Euporia annotation system.

• Joel Burges
• Solvegia Armoskaite
• Tiamat Fox
• Darren Mueller
• Joshua Romphf
• Emily Sherwood
• Madeline Ullrich

• annotation
• tools
• moving images
• media studies
• project report
• users
• sound

This article describes Mediate: An Annotation Tool for Audiovisual Media, developed at the University of Rochester, and emphasizes the platform as a source for the understanding of film, television, poetry, pop songs, live performance, music, and advertising as shown in three cases studies from film and media studies, music history, and linguistics.

• 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

• 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.

• 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.

• Catherine DeRose
• Peter Leonard

• project report
• infrastructure
• ethics
• glam
• users

two digital humanities staff at Yale Library discuss the relationship between inclusion v. separation, security v. transparency, and historicizing v. modern design in the context of a space for Digital Humanities.

• Cody Mejeur

• games
• images
• tools
• data visualization
• users
• archives

Explores the use of ImagePlot for analyzing video game narratives

• 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.

• Steven Braun

• games
• area studies
• history
• users
• rhetoric

A Review of Mia Consalvo's Atati to Zelda: Japan's Videogames in Global Contexts

• 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?

• Cara Marta Messina

• games
• media studies
• users
• ethics

Review of Timothy J. Welsh's Mixed Realism: Videogames and the Violence of Fiction.

• Victoria Van Hyning

• users
• cultural heritage
• transcription
• glam

Review of Mia Ridge's (ed.) Crowdsourcing Our Cultural Heritage.

• Alan Bilansky

• code studies
• media studies
• users
• moving images
• cs
• visual art
• cultural criticism

Review of Lev Manovich's Software Takes Command.