Monthly Archives: March 2015
The Week in Digital Scholarship: 3/16-3/20
Written on March 20, 2015 at 5:33 pm, by Jim McGrath
Hi! Jim McGrath here. Northeastern’s community of digital scholars has had quite the busy few weeks, so we’d like to highlight some recent events, discussions, and research. -Jen LaBarbera, Northeastern’s National Digital Stewardship Resident (who hosted last week’s fantastic roundtable discussion of digital preservation and digital humanities work), provided an update on her work over Continue Reading »
UPCOMING EVENT: Preserving our scholarship: A conversation at the intersection of digital humanities and digital preservation
Written on March 9, 2015 at 11:16 am, by Jim McGrath
We invited National Digital Stewardship Resident Jen LaBarbera to discuss her upcoming event, “Preserving our scholarship: A conversation at the intersection of digital preservation and digital humanities,” an exciting discussion that will take place this Thursday at Northeastern. During the analog age, archivists and scholars became adept at preserving scholarly work; manuscripts, drafts, and research products were Continue Reading »
Women Writers Online is Free for the Month of March!
Written on March 3, 2015 at 1:21 pm, by Jim McGrath
The Women Writers Project is happy to announce that Women Writers Online will be freely available during the month of March, in celebration of Women’s History Month. We invite you to explore the collection at: http://wwo.wwp.northeastern.edu/WWO Women Writers Online now contains more than 350 texts published between 1526 and 1850, including new works by Aphra Continue Reading »
