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A Theoretical Engagement With Remix – Distant Reading

  By f0056kw • May 31, 2024 All Posts
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A theoretical engagement of the methodologies used by Remix and its accomplishments. continue reading

Tagged   Brian Guo, method, reading, theory
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Rauner Library at 25

  By Michelle Warren • April 24, 2024 All Posts, Wish List

Remix at almost 10 continue reading

Tagged   Bay ByrneSim, Betty Kim, Brian Guo, conference, Deborah Howe, Laura Braunstein, Madeline Miller, method, omeka, research team, scalar, tools, Victoria Corwin
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Working With Transkribus: Machine Learning Applied in Transcription

  By f0056kw • October 4, 2023 All Posts
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An introduction and some experiments with Transkribus, which combines transcription with machine learning continue reading

Tagged   Brian Guo, transcription
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Working With Transkribus: Two Provenance Documents for the Dartmouth Brut

  By f0056kw • September 5, 2023 All Posts
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Using Transkribus to assist with transcription continue reading

Tagged   Brian Guo, transcription
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Transcription Tools 2.0

  By Michelle Warren • June 28, 2023 All Posts, Projects

An updated dataset of digital transcription tools. continue reading

Tagged   methods, research team, tools, transcription
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Remixing Manuscripts into Art

  By f004rj6 • May 1, 2023 All Posts

Benjamin Patrick continues to query digital information with manuscript art. continue reading

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Remix Goes to France

  By f004rj6 • April 28, 2023 All Posts

A translation of Remix for Journées du logiciel libre. continue reading

Tagged   Bay ByrneSim, method, omeka, publishing
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The Future of Digital Libraries

  By f004rj6 • April 8, 2023 All Posts

A recent court case sets precedent for the future of digital libraries, and it could shape the future of manuscript digitization efforts. continue reading

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From the Vault: Transcription Tools 2016

  By f004rj6 • August 1, 2022 All Posts, Projects

We dig into our archives to rediscover past research. continue reading

Tagged   method, research team, tools, transcription
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On Reviving a Module

  By f004rj6 • July 19, 2022 All Posts

A look at how past research paves the way for future discoveries. continue reading

Tagged   preservation, research team, tools, transcription, website
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Remix and Digital Archives

  By Michelle Warren • July 7, 2022 All Posts

What will happen to this website when Remix ends? continue reading

Tagged   preservation, website
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Re-Imagining History is published!

  By Michelle Warren • May 30, 2022 All Posts, Projects, Publications
Several medieval knights on horseback, inside a circular frame, with the words "The Imagining History portal" written underneath

The digital handlist of Middle English Prose Brut manuscripts published by Dartmouth Library. continue reading

Tagged   catalogues, database, publishing, Reimagine History
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Re-Imagining History, Release 3.0

  By Michelle Warren • April 26, 2022 All Posts, Projects
Several medieval knights on horseback, inside a circular frame, with the words "The Imagining History portal" written underneath

The data set of Middle English Prose Brut chronicles. continue reading

Tagged   data refinement, database, publishing, Reimagine History
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Digital vs. Analog Collaging: Theoretical and Technical Obstacles (Part 3/3)

  By f002w4j • September 19, 2021 All Posts, Projects
Collage made from printed photos of the Dartmouth Brut, open book at the top, closed book in the middle, and woven strips hanging down

Between art and the tools of art continue reading

Tagged   art, Betty Kim, book arts, method, tools
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Analog Collaging as Remix (Part 2/3)

  By f002w4j • August 3, 2021 All Posts, Projects
Hand of Betty Kim applying blue paint to printed photograph of the Dartmouth Brut manuscript, with newspaper behind

An analog collage from Brut photographs continue reading

Tagged   art, Betty Kim, book arts, method, tools
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Remix in Digital Philology

  By Michelle Warren • June 30, 2021 About, All Posts, Projects, Publications

Digital Philology, Spring 2021 continue reading

Tagged   database, method, publishing, Reimagine History
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Rethinking with Themes

  By Michelle Warren • March 8, 2021 All Posts

A new theme for Year 6 ! continue reading

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Digital Collaging as Remix (Part 1/3)

  By f002w4j • December 18, 2020 All Posts, Projects

Playing with color and texture through Procreate for iPad continue reading

Tagged   art, Betty Kim, book arts, method, tools
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Accounting for Brut

  By Michelle Warren • November 20, 2020 All Posts

Another account book binding continue reading

Tagged   book arts, Deborah Howe
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Brut on YouTube

  By Michelle Warren • November 19, 2020 About, All Posts, Projects

A project video continue reading

Tagged   conference, publishing, Reimagine History
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5th Anniversary Symposium

  By Michelle Warren • November 8, 2020 About, All Posts, Wish List

Report on a day of conversation. continue reading

Tagged   conference, funding, GIS, mapping, publicity, publishing, Reimagine History, research team, storytelling, tools, transcription, website
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Fan Fiction by AI

  By Michelle Warren • September 16, 2020 All Posts

Can algorithms write medieval history? continue reading

Tagged   AI, algorithms, data refinement, editions, Madeline Miller, tools, Victoria Corwin
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Promises and Paradoxes of a Lab

  By Michelle Warren • June 18, 2020 All Posts

A guest post from a Digital / Humanities / Lab. continue reading

Tagged   method
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Mapping Arthurian Legends

  By • May 29, 2020 All Posts, Projects

Arthurian journeys with ArcGIS StoryMap continue reading

Tagged   GIS, Madeline Miller, mapping, storytelling, tools, Victoria Corwin
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