Welcome to the introduction to the Digital Humanities research guide. This guide is intended to introduce scholars working in the Humanities to resources that can assist them in crafting exciting digital scholarship, including tools that aid in text analysis and visualization, standards for encoding, etc. It is divided into the following sections:
Resources
Tools
Projects
Centers for digital humanities research and development
Professional Organizations, websites, and annual DH Conferences & Symposiums
Project funding
"Digital Humanities is an interdisciplinary academic field that brings digital technology to bear on the study of the human record. Work in this area can take a variety of forms, including: digital scholarly editing; the creation of thematic research archives and resources; programmatic analysis of large-scale textual corpora; the use of geo-spatial tools and technologies to study the interaction of people and place; data mining and machine learning techniques using historical data; 3D modeling of historical buildings and artifacts; tool building and software development for humanities research; and the creation of games, interactive environments, and media systems with a humanistic focus."
