Visual Research Methods/Digital Humanities
October 4, 2013

By Visual Opportunity: http://visualopportunity.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/30-mins-to-blog-about-digital-humanities-in-class/
Digital Humanities (DH) is an online (digital) space for the collaborative, methodological scholarship and pedagogy of the humanities. Aesthetically Pleasing
It is defined by: “Active, participant engagement.” spekingevenifyourvoicehsakres
Digital humanities is an interdisciplinary field that uses technology as a tool to expand different ways of knowing. Luciasori
We are collaborating with ideas, using new tools, as well as creating a new way to experience the information. The Intellectual Vegan
The act of creation is intended to be shared, to be responded to, and to move beyond the small world of one’s home campus and even the academic world itself. Elysian Musings
There’s a bridge between thinking and doing. Fruitful Thinking
Digital humanities seems to want to reconcile the rocky relationship between the human and the machine. DH appears to fight for the human, while the rest of the world has become enchanted by the machine. Buzek
The digital humanities seeks to dismantle the “ivory tower” view of academia by disseminating knowledge through an open collaborative space that challenges the concept of authorship prevalent in scholarship. Danaehart
I believe that through the digital humanities, those us in academia can extend a hand to pop culture, offering a gesture of mutuality that is neither less than nor greater than, but contribute our skills in the reading of pop texts. Abdicating our ivory towers we can intervene in the political. Octopoda Gigante
The Digital Humanities is about multi-modality, about presenting a reader–I use the term loosely–with more than words … because ideas are more than words. Nom de Pluot
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