Welcome

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New ways of connecting with collaborators

Project profiles can now include a video, plus more new site features.

NASSR 2012 Workshop: Romanticism and the Digital Humanities, A DH Commons Workshop

The NASSR 2012 pre-conference workshop will bring together practitioners from major DH projects with Romanticists who wish to learn about, collaborate on, or develop digital projects and pedagogies.

Getting started with DHCommons

When you create an account on DHCommons, you can start posting a collaborator profile or information about projects where you need a collaborator.

DHCommons launches as a centerNet initiative

DHCommons is out of beta testing and is now available to the digital humanities community worldwide as a sponsored centerNet initiative.

People

Laura Webber

has expertise in 21st century pedagogy, Java, html, Audacity, Drupal, Joomla, image and video processing, proofreading, data entry, text tagging, Pedagogy, GIMP, instructional design, Photoshop, camtasia, Adobe suite, Google Docs, Google Maps, peer review, Vimeo, Web 2.0, Visual Studio Express, Tumblr, technical writing, scholarly editing, scholarly communication, literary analysis, humanities teaching, game development, Fact Checking, blogs, sharepoint, brainhoney and can help with Beta testing, Data entry, Design, General digital humanities consulting, Peer review, Programming, Proofreading.

Projects

The Digital Archive of Japan's 2011 Disasters

is looking for help with Data entry, Programming.

Events

4 DHCommons members will be attending Digital Humanities 2012 in Hamburg, Germany on 16 July 2012.