Author: Thomas

I spend a good part of the week collecting interesting readings, projects, and tools. Come the weekend, I try to tackle at least one of them. Last Sunday was spent with Hakim El Hattab’s Reveal.js. I was tipped by a colleague who used it in a data curation presentation. Reveal.js is designed to enable creation of… Continue reading Re-Envisioning a Website Using Reveal.js

A post I wrote for the Scholarly Commons on capturing, displaying, and sharing tweets using Scraperwiki and Viewshare: “Some scholars have used Storify to capture and share Twitter conversations and while it has a clean interface the tools to navigate large amounts of data are limited. This post proposes an alternative method for capturing Twitter data using ScraperWiki and Viewshare to… Continue reading Twitter captured using Scraperwiki + Viewshare

Over the last week I had an excellent time meeting new friends and colleagues at Digital Humanities Oxford Summer School (DHOXSS). So inspiring to meet people at different stages of their work, operating in different institutional and national contexts, trying to see how digital humanities can enhance their research, the research of their peers, and… Continue reading DHOXSS 2013: Capturing Resources, Tools, and Themes