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Transcription Tools 2.0
An updated dataset of digital transcription tools. continue reading
Category Archives: Projects
From the Vault: Transcription Tools 2016
We dig into our archives to rediscover past research. continue reading
Re-Imagining History is published!
The digital handlist of Middle English Prose Brut manuscripts published by Dartmouth Library. continue reading
Re-Imagining History, Release 3.0
The data set of Middle English Prose Brut chronicles. continue reading
Digital vs. Analog Collaging: Theoretical and Technical Obstacles (Part 3/3)
Between art and the tools of art continue reading
Analog Collaging as Remix (Part 2/3)
An analog collage from Brut photographs continue reading
Remix in Digital Philology
Digital Philology, Spring 2021 continue reading
Digital Collaging as Remix (Part 1/3)
Playing with color and texture through Procreate for iPad continue reading
Brut on YouTube
A project video continue reading
Mapping Arthurian Legends
Arthurian journeys with ArcGIS StoryMap continue reading
Where IS the Brut?
An actual map! continue reading
Re-Imagining History, Release 2.0
Next step toward a database of Middle English Prose Brut chronicles. continue reading
Bonus Track
How to make a book. continue reading
Re-Imagining History, Release 1.0
First steps toward a database of Middle English Prose Brut chronicles. continue reading
Remix is Published
Archive Journal, September 2018 continue reading
Harvesting the Web
Author: Monica Erives. New research team member. continue reading
An Iterative Experiment with Scalar
Digital publishing module winds down for now. continue reading
Diving into Omeka.net
Author: Bay ByrneSim Omeka is an exhibition-based publishing tool that presumes that your data or writing will be in discrete chunks, and will be a combination of text and items. My goal was to publish Michelle and Deborah’s essay in Omeka to see what the tool could do for us … continue reading
Shared Shelf
Author: Bay ByrneSim When we began the digital publishing project, we realized that there were amazing, high-quality photos of the Brut on Deborah Howe’s computer in the conservation lab, and that these images did not exist anywhere else. So, we had to open a detour into digital preservation. We were … continue reading
Character (not) Recognition
The great thing about experiments is that you never know… continue reading
The Book You Can’t Read
Making a facsimile book. continue reading
