"The Office of Digital Humanities is happy to announce thirty-two new awards from our Digital Humanities Start-Up Grant program from our February, 2011 deadline. These awards are part of a larger slate of 249 grants just announced by the NEH."
A taxonomy of projects, many of these being test cases:
- Using established tools and software in new ways. e.g. Pleiades software to create a gazeteer for the ancient Near East.
- Mobile software applications. e.g. creating an application for scholarly dance notation.
- Texts organization and analysis.
- Plugins for established software .e.g Creating annotated video content in Omeka.
- Putting new projects on open access content management platforms. e.g Using Drupal to establish a critical edition of the philosopher Charles Pierce's works.
- Curriculum design for students.
- Exhibits.
- Using crowdsourcing to develop tools for annotating primary sources.
- Games to teach about subjects. e.g. American Writers Project and the Great Depression.
- Creating new publishing models. e.g.
- Conferences and workshops e.g. Creating an interface for Tapas (TEI Archival Publishing and Access Service).
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