3 secrets of the digital humanities that your never knew
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4-12-2018
3 Secrets of the Digital Humanities That YourNever KnewJennifer HootmanUniversity of Kentucky, [email protected]
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OF THE DIGITAL HUMANITIES THAT YOU NEVER KNEW
Jennifer Hootman, Digital Humanities Librarian
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SECRET #1
GOOD TITLES
Creating a meaningful,
yet creative, title can be
really hard.
SECRET #2
THERE IS NO ONE DEFINITION
Digital Humanities
continues to evolve,
expand, and is conceived in
myriad ways throughout
higher education, industry,
and the public.
Digital Humanities projects involve teams of people collaborating.
Typically, the needed expertise and equipment is not the work of
one individual or department.
