After a period of testing, the introductory module of the new free online course on Palaeography and Manuscript Studies is now available. InScribe provides a set of materials suitable both for someone interested in exploring Palaeography for the first time, as well as...
You may be interested to hear the latest update from the AVcitation project. Have you ever wondered how to cite a TV advert? Or extra features on a DVD? What about a scene from a director’s cut feature film or amateur film footage held in an archive? Or how do you...
In this blog post I would like to introduce you to our latest research training module on History SPOT. InScribe is an online course for the study of Palaeography and Manuscript Studies developed by several of the institutes within the School of Advanced Study...
Archives and Society seminar6 November 2012Kirsten Ferguson-Boucher (University of Aberystwyth)Computer-Assisted Review Kirsten Ferguson-Boucher talks about Computer-Assisted Review (also called content analysis amongst other things). There is a lot of detail...
I’ve just come across The Journal of Digital Humanities a comprehensive, peer-reviewed, open access journal that features scholarship, tools, and conversations produced by the digital humanities community. It has published three volumes (beginning in 2011) and...
Professor Caroline Barron has kindly written a guest post for us about the importance of the London volumes of the Royal Commission series. Four of the five volumes are now freely available on British History Online and can be found here. The outstanding volume, on...
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