DiXiT time flew by in a blink of an eye.
In Maynooth, on the 5th February 2016 my DiXiT fellowship ended and the 7th, a Monday I started my new job as librarian in the Economics library of Ca’ Foscari. I officially said “Goodbye”...
Tagged: digital humanities
Canonical reference and sustainability of digital editions
Hello everyone! I am Roman from Graz. After finishing my undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Graz, I completed a PhD in Digital Arts and Humanities (DAH) at Trinity College Dublin. I am very excited...
On ‘hacking’ ethos, hackathons and digital scholarship
Have you ever experienced, after a concert, a movie or an event, to become somehow obsessed with the person or the topic? This happened to me last month, after joining the ‘Hack the Book’...
DSE 2014 Recap #1
As 2014 draws to a close, it is time to recapitulate this year of digital scholarly editing on our DiXiT blog. I will concentrate exclusively on the German editing sphere, which on the one...
Good things take time
About six months ago when my DiXiT adventure has just started, I posted a short description about my project on this blog. Quite some time has passed since, at least it feels like a...
The DiXiT poster for Digital Humanities Oxford Summer School 2014
As the DiXiT fellows know, some of us are planning to attend the Digital Humanities Oxford Summer School from 14-18 July 2014. I will be attending the “Humanities Web of Data” workshop. As part...
Building Community: Meditations on the DH BeNeLux Conference
The first DH BeNeLux conference, organized by KB Library and Huygens ING in the Hague, was held on June 12-13, 2014. Aimed at creating a local community of digital humanists working in Belgium (Be),...
