Design

Expert skills in digital strategy, media production and interaction design. Developer of Robert Louis Stevenson website: www.robert-louis-stevenson.org. Interested in working on literary, historical, art, music and social science projects.

I study literature as a graduate student at Eastern Michigan University. We don't have a digital humanities program, so what I know has been self-taught. I'm seeking the opportunity to collaborate on digital humanities projects with other folks interested in the field. Since I type 100 wpm, I'm great with data entry. I also have experience designing webpages using HTML and Java. I've started learning the basics of Python and R, but I am by no means an expert. I'm also starting to teach myself XML. I'm very interested in learning markup languages, so I'd certainly take the initiative to learn and work as I go. I'm fairly computer savvy and I learn quickly. I'd love to help make your future DH project come to digital life.

I'm currently overseeing a revision to Kanji alive (http://kanjialive.com) a kanji learning app and website and consulting on a German/Israeli, film & theatre archival project. I mainly work as a freelance translator/editor (http://didone.de) in Munich.

Specialist creative agency that does a lot of niche work in digital humanities - helping to make sure that the data is delivered in exciting ways that actually connect with audiences and create a great experience. Core skills are branding, user experience, interface design, prototyping, development. Lots of experience working in a collaborative and consultative way with academic, technical and funding stakeholders. Familiar with a lot of technologies but lean towards open source. Examples of work include http://digital.library.lse.ac.uk/ and http://www.jisc-content.ac.uk/ and http://www.connectedhistories.org/

I would like to collaborate on projects that involve metadata creation for future use in various data visualization platforms, such Omeka and NeatLine, TimeMapper and timeline display apps.

---------- 1 ---------- We develop a free open-source textual data analysis platform called TXM : http://sourceforge.net/projects/textometrie - it runs on Windows, Mac and Linux - it runs also through a web browser online - It is able to read XML-TEI encoded corpora. - It is able to publish HTML grade text editions. - It can apply NLP tools on the fly (like word grammatical category taggers and lemmatizers). - It provides a robust concordancer associated to a powerfull full text search engine allowing to search for rich lexical patterns. - It provides general multidimensionnal analysis tools like factorial analysis and classification. See a full description at : http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/TXM ---------- Help we can provide is related to : - XML-TEI encoded data conversion for analytic tools input - NLP tools usage on textual corpora - expertise on how to connect textual data to the CQP full text search engine - expertise on how to apply statistical based analytic tools on textual data - expertise on how to embed an HTML edition of a text in the TXM plaform - more generally on how to choose the best software for applying analytic tools on textual corpora ---------- 2 ---------- I convene the TEI Tools SIG : http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/SIG:Tools I would be happy to etablish a connection between the tools description efforts from the DHCommons intitiative and the TEI Tools SIG.