Digital Humanities is bubbling over with fascinating projects and activities . . . but these often come at a high cost, whether it is in time spent learning new and ever-morphing software (and hardware) or putting together grant applications or assembling teams and overseeing project management, or in terms of ease of access being dependent […]

Creating an Online Presence Your online brand is something you develop from the first time you interact with the Web.  It’s important to understand how your actions shape your online brand and how that can affect your life and employment.  Next we’ll give you best practices to observe in using the Web and social media […]

In this talk session I’d like to discuss what is digital humanities (DH) and what are some of the implications of DH for the way we approach the study and practice of the humanities. I come from a background as a former literature professor who is now an academic librarian, so I can draw upon […]

I’m proposing a hands-on session about the freeware concordance tool AntConc, which I am using to analyze the dialogue from the CW Network television program Supernatural (2005-present). Participants should download the appropriate version of AntConc to their laptops. The Supernatural project looks for patterns in the 218 episodes of the program as a means of […]

              The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University are hosting a THATCamp at OU Libraries’ Helmerich Collaborative Learning Center in Bizzell Memorial Library in Norman, Oklahoma. THATCamp stands for “The Humanities and Technology Camp.” As an unconference, it is an open, inexpensive meeting where humanists and technologists of all skill levels learn […]