Anatolia College Libraries: Digital Humanities: Useful Websites, Blogs and other DH Guides

Popular Blogs in Digital Humanities

Dan Cohen's Digital Humanities Blog
Proceedings of THATCamp
The Digital Classicist
Digital Medievalist
This blog is an international web-based community for medieval scholars working with digital media. It is hosted at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta. Digital Medievalist publishes an open-access journal, sponsors conference sessions, runs an email discussion list and has active Facebook and Twitter accounts. Membership is open to everyone. This site would be of interest to anyone working in Medieval Studies. The journal provides examples of research being completed in the digital humanities field, for example there are articles on “Alliteration and character focus in the York plays” and “The advantages and disadvantages of digital reconstruction and Anglo-Saxon manuscripts”.
The Spatial History Project A blog and forum for discussion about the spatial history projects at Stanford University. This valuable resource contains insights into their methods and process, and would be helpful for students attempting a similar project.
Amanda French
Edwired

Canadian Society for Digital Humanities
Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations
Digital Humanities Now Digital Humanities Now is an experimental, edited publication that highlights and distributes informally published digital humanities scholarship and resources from the open web. Their goal is to aggregate material and encourage scholars to share their research and expertise in an open way. DHNow aggregates content from hundreds of sources via RSS from subscribed feeds. Content is surveyed and brief posts on DHNow link back to the original content. There is a searchable index of posts. Users can subscribe to the RSS feed to conveniently receive a curated selection of digital humanities information, including job ads, conference and funding announcements and other news. DH now is affiliated with the Journal of Digital Humanities. This site would be of interest to people working in the field as well as people interested in gaining knowledge about digital humanities.
Digital Humanities Q&A
Digital Public Library of America
HASTAC - Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory
DiRT - Digital Research Tools Directory
2cultures.net
Acadia Humanities HyperMedia Centre

Below are some DH Guides from other institutions:

CUHK Library LibGuides on Data Visualisation and Digital Scholarship Research Written by CUHK Library, this Guide will provide information about data visualisation such as types and tools of visualisation, project examples, useful websites, etc. in conducting data visualisation projects.
CUHK Library LibGuides on GIS and Digital Scholarship Research Created by CUHK Library, this guide gives some information about GIS, such as software, examples, useful websites, etc. GIS techniques is common type of data visualisation, exploring the spatial pattern of data.
Duke University Libraries Guide on Digital Humanities This guide introduces the basics of DH, such as its definition and historical development, and recommends some useful resources such as datasets and publications.
GIS Guide by Penn Libraries
MIT Libraries Guide on Digital Humanities
UCLA Libraries Guide on Digital Humanities The Digital Humanities guide is made by UCLA Libraries which provides the latest information about DH, such as relevant publications and websites.