Category Archives: digital surrogate

December 8, 2011

Unit 13 – I’ve learned a lot this semester!

I have learned so much this semester, it’s hard to know where to begin. But I guess I need to begin with metadata and taxonomy. Early in the semester I posted that “I read some articles this week that made me … Continue reading →

Leave a Comment

Filed under Content Management, Digital Collections, Digital Humanities, digital repository, digital surrogate, Drupal, dSPace, ePrints, George Eliot, Library science, metadata, Omeka, Project Management, semantic web, SIRLS 675, taxonomy, Ubuntu Linux, VRE (Virtual Research Environment)

Tagged as ,

September 7, 2011

The value of digitization for libraries and humanities scholarship

In this sense, the real value of digitization for humanities scholarship is that it externalizes what we think we know about the materials we work with, and in so doing, it shows us where we have overlooked, or misunderstood, or … Continue reading →

Leave a Comment

Filed under Digital Collections, Digital Humanities, digital surrogate, SIRLS 675