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A Theoretical Engagement With Remix – Distant Reading
A theoretical engagement of the methodologies used by Remix and its accomplishments. continue reading
Tag Archives: method
Rauner Library at 25
Remix at almost 10 continue reading
Remix Goes to France
A translation of Remix for Journées du logiciel libre. continue reading
From the Vault: Transcription Tools 2016
We dig into our archives to rediscover past research. 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
Promises and Paradoxes of a Lab
A guest post from a Digital / Humanities / Lab. continue reading
Dartmouth Brut Land Acknowledgment
Land Acknowledgment continue reading
IIIF at the Beinecke Library
Learning about interoperability and thinking about the Brut corpus continue reading
Bonus Track
How to make a book. continue reading
Remix is Published
Archive Journal, September 2018 continue reading
Harvesting the Web
Author: Monica Erives. New research team member. continue reading
New Skills, Ideas, Strategies
Things we learned how to do at ILiADS @ Hamilton College continue reading
An Iterative Experiment with Scalar
Digital publishing module winds down for now. continue reading
Milestone
We wrote an article about our work so far. continue reading
Remixing Omeka
Author: Bay ByrneSim In Remix, projects are never “done.” There’s always a new way to experiment, another remix waiting to happen. After setting up our Omeka site, we wondered what would happen if we tried a new theme (re: Michelle’s post Thinking with Themes) for the site. Would it change … 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
#DigBrit
Digital Britain: New Approaches to the Early Middle Ages continue reading
Remix at the Medieval Academy of America
What does Remix contribute? continue reading
Team Remix, Winter 2016
Qingyu Wang, Michelle Warren, Jennifer Zhong, Laura Braunstein, Bay ByrneSim continue reading
Wish List 2015
Brief description of current project ideas continue reading
Processing Process
The Process Log covers the behind the scenes stories. continue reading
