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The Humanities and Technology Camp at Vassar

THATCamp (The Humanities and Technology Camp) Pedagogy is now accepting applications. THATCamp is a free, open “unconference” — a retreat-like space for discussion and creation. We invite faculty, administrators, research and archival librarians, and students interested in the confluence of … Continue reading

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Corporate Archives & wikis

For a recent class assignment I queried several corporate archivists by email on their use of wikis.  While not everyone I contacted responded, those who did were mixed in their opinions.  One archivist who did not wish to be quoted … Continue reading

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THATCamp Jersey Shore — The Humanities And Technology Camp

Applications are now open for THATCamp Jersey Shore, a free, open unconference on The Humanities And Technology. Training workshops in digital skills will be offered, and $500 fellowships are available. See http://jerseyshore2011.thatcamp.org and http://thatcamp.org for more information. – Amanda French … Continue reading

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ART Program

WIKILEAKS & THE ARCHIVES & RECORDS PROFESSION: A PANEL DISCUSSION Please join the Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York and the Metro NYC Chapter of ARMA for a provocative discussion of our professional perspectives on WikiLeaks and the ramifications … Continue reading

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Spring 2011 Moving Image Archiving Pogram Courses

Dear Colleagues, Below is a list of courses offered through the Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Program that are open to all graduate students. Please feel free to forward to your students. Thanks! –Alicia Alicia Kubes Coordinator, Moving Image Archiving … Continue reading

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Jane Austen Digital Archive

Thanks to Oxford University English professor Kathryn Sutherland, there is some news making the rounds that Jane Austen was not the consummate grammarian and that her reputation for polished prose is somewhat undeserved.  These revelations come from Professor Sutherland after … Continue reading

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Digital Humanities Assistant Professor Job

Digital Environments/Digital Humanities Rank: Assistant Professor The University of Michigan’s School of Information (SI) seeks an outstanding tenure-track faculty member at the Assistant Professor level to help establish a vigorous program of research and teaching in Digital Environments/Digital Humanities. New … Continue reading

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Tech Trends & Archives Management

Came across 3 short pieces that deal with different aspects of managing electronic records.  They’re more focused on the tech issues, but with the changing nature of documents, there are some implications for archives manangement in the 21st century and beyond — … Continue reading

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TEI Training Courses

The Brown University Women Writers Project is pleased to announce a new series of workshops on topics in TEI encoding and tools for digital humanists. These workshops are aimed at humanities faculty, librarians, students, and anyone interested in getting a … Continue reading

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Young Museum Professionals in New York

Hello, My name is Sarah Wassberg and I am currently enrolled in the Public History graduate program at SUNY Albany. I’m also working at Historic Huguenot Street in the Visitor Services Department. With the support of the SUNY Albany Public … Continue reading

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Simmons Digital Curriculum Laboratory

Hi Everyone – You will notice in the press release below that Simmons College has received a grant to build an Archives and Preservation Digital Curriculum Laboratory to create some learning modules for training students to work on a variety … Continue reading

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University of North Carolina Doctorate in Digital Archiving and

The School of Information and Library Science (SILS) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is seeking applicants interested in Digital Archiving and Curation and in earning a Doctoral Degree. These Fellowships are funded by the Institute for … Continue reading

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Political Tweets

Twitter, a social networking service founded in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, has quickly ballooned into a micro-blogging phenomenon in just a few short years. The 2008 presidential election sparked a movement among American politicians to voice their personal and political … Continue reading

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Museum in a Day: “Because Rome wasn’t built with WordPress”

All, Sorry that I didn’t learn about this earlier, but today I’ve glanced once or twice at a fascinating project: Museum in a Day. You can learn more about it at http://museuminaday.com. Basically, two IT professionals who work in the … Continue reading

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DH2010: Digital Humanities 2010 CFP

All, You might be interested in this Call for Papers for the Digital Humanities annual conference; the theme is cultural heritage, the conference will be held in London July 7-10 2010, and proposals are due (rather precipitously) on October 31. … Continue reading

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StoryCorps

The following internship opportunities are currently available at StoryCorps, a Peabody Award-winning oral history project and one of the fastest-growing nonprofit organizations in the country. Please share these openings with your networks. Information Technology Intern, Web Based Systems Memory Loss … Continue reading

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Digital Campus podcast on Google Books settlement

All, Pardon me for self-promotion, but I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve made my podcast debut this week. I’ve long been a listener to the Digital Campus podcast, which is produced by the wonderful people at the Center for History … Continue reading

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Museums and the Web 2010 Conference

Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 23, No. 327. Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King’s College London www.digitalhumanities.org/humanist Submit to: humanist@lists.digitalhumanities.org Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:58:44 +0100 From: j trant Subject: MW2010 CFP: Deadline Wed. Sept 30, 2009 MW2010 CALL … Continue reading

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Twitter, institutions, historians, audiences

Originally posted 2/5/2009 at http://amandafrench.net/2009/02/05/twitter-institutions-historians-audiences/ Yesterday, Kathleen Hulser of the New-York Historical Society (yes, the hyphen is supposed to be there — it’s a historical hyphen), who is writing an article for Perspectives on History, the “newsmagazine of the American … Continue reading

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Archivists Toolkit and Archon to Integrate

Subject: Archivists’ Toolkit and Archon to Integrate
From: “Westbrook, Bradley”
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 08:32:29 -0700
X-Message-Number: 13

[Apologies for duplicate receipts.]

In response to an invitation from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the
New York University Libraries, University of California, San Diego
Libraries, and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Libraries have
agreed to submit a collaborative project proposal for the purpose of
combining the best features of the Archivists’ Toolkit and Archon into a
single hybrid application that will support description, collection
management, and access of archival materials.

It is intended that the development process for this integration be
shared with, and input be solicited from, the archival user and
developer communities during the project work.

AT and Archon have been highly successful in their short product lives.
We anticipate that this integration project will capitalize on those
successes to build a more sustainable application and one more
satisfying to a broader segment of the archives community.

An important element of the Mellon Foundation proposal will be a request
for bridge funding to ensure the continuing support of both applications
and their respective communities during the transition.

Please send comments and questions to info@archiviststoolkit.org or to
digitallibrary@archon.org.

Peter J. Wosh
Director, Archives/Public History Program
History Department
New York University
53 Washington Square South
New York NY 10012
Phone: (212) 998-8601
Fax: (212) 995-4017
http://history.fas.nyu.edu/object/history.gradprog.archivespublichistory.html

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