Here you can find a collection of resources (some homegrown, some found elsewhere) we’ve collected to help you learn about the digital humanities, visualize your own projects, or familiarize yourself with our equipment. Consider it a digital humanities annotated bibliography.

Partnerships

The center seeks to partner with on-campus, Research Park, and off-campus entities in an effort to promote humanities research, especially with digital technologies.

Office of Instructional Resource’s Faculty Media Center and Digital Imaging Processing Laboratory in Classroom I, where faculty have access to Dell PC’s and Apple workstations, Nikon slide and film scanners, Kodak microfilm scanners, and a variety of Epson and HP printers. In addition to Sony audio equipment, the center provides training for use of Windows Media, OmniPage Pro, and other encoding software.

Other Centers

• Institute for Advanced Research in the Humanities (IATH) (U. of Virginia)
• Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) (U. of Maryland)
• Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies – Links
• Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media

Consortia

• Florida Digital Humanities
• Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations
• HASTAC: Humanities, Arts, Science and Technology Advanced Collaboratory

Resources

• Blackwell’s Companion to Digital Humanities
• Our Cultural Commonwealth: The final report of the American Council of Learned Societies Commission on Cyberinfrastructure for the Humanities & Social Sciences – Summary of Recommendations
• John Unsworth – Unsworth’s lecture at UCF, November 2006
• The NINCH Guide to Good Practice in the Digital Representation and Management of Cultural Heritage Materials
• Institutional Models for Humanities Computing
• TEI: Text Encoding Initiative

Portals

• TAPoR (Text Analysis Portal)
• Arts and Humanities Data Service

Journals

• Digital Humanities Quarterly
• UCF in Print: Kevin Meehan
• The Future is Now – Rutgers English Department presentation to the Board about the Humanities