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1. DH101 1B:
What is the humanities?
What is digital humanities?
WHY ARE WE HERE?

2. Syllabus and Policies Quiz

3. How many absences are excused?
a. Three lectures and one lab
b. Three, including lectures and lab
c. Unlimited, with doctor’s note
d. Three lectures and three labs

4. For which activities will you use CCLE?
a. Posting to the blog and submitting work.
b. Contacting the professor and finding readings.
c. Finding readings, taking the final, and
submitting milestones.
d. Submitting milestones, posting to the blog, and
finding readings.

5. Professor Posner accepts late work …
a. With a good excuse.
b. With a note from my coach or adviser.
c. With cookies.
d. Never.

6. When I’m going to be absent, I should …
a. Do what I feel is appropriate, because I’m an
adult.
b. Email Professor Posner and Francesca.
c. Email Professor Posner and Francesca and
ask a peer for notes.
d. Email Francesca.

7. Lab is …
a. optional.
b. mandatory.
c. extra-credit.
d. for people who need extra help.

8. What happens on Monday, December 5?
a. Presentations, followed by a feedback panel.
b. Winter break!
c. Extra study session.
d. Final exam.

9. If I need help, I should
a. email Professor Posner
b. email Francesca
c. schedule an appointment
d. go to office hours
e. explore the tutorials and resources
f. any or all of the above

10. The Three Levels of
DH Projects

11. DIGITAL
EDITION
MAP
EXHIBIT DATA
VISUALIZATION
TEXT ANALYSIS
3D IMAGING
MULTIMEDIA
NARRATIVE
TIMELINE
DH PROJECT FIELD GUIDE

12. SOURCES,
PROCESSED
AND PRESENTED

13. SOURCES,
PROCESSED
AND PRESENTED
VIDEOS
FILES
IMAGES
TEXT
NUMBERS
SOUND
DOCUMENTS
ARTIFACTS

14. SOURCES,
PROCESSED
AND PRESENTED
STATISTICALLY PROCESSED
ORGANIZED
EDITED
CORRECTED
QUERIED
ENHANCED
AUGMENTED
DIGITIZED
PHOTOGRAPHED
SEGMENTED
QUANTIFIED

15. SOURCES,
PROCESSED
AND PRESENTED
VISUALIZED
MADE WEB-ACCESSIBLE
MAPPED
MADE SEARCHABLE
MADE INTERACTIVE

16. BUT WHAT DOES WHAT?
A YEAR OF SHIPS (BEN SCHMIDT)
http://benschmidt.org/maps-visualizations-gallery/

17. THE NEGRO TRAVELERS’ GREEN BOOK MAP
http://library.sc.edu/digital/collections/greenbookmap.html

19. MAPPED & PRESENTED WITH GOOGLE FUSION TABLES, JAVASCRIPT,
AND DREAMWEAVER
TRANSCRIBED, GEOCODED, AND ENTERED INTO A SPREADSHEET
1956 GREEN BOOK

20. MEDICAL CASE STUDIES ON RENAISSANCE MELANCHOLY
http://melancholystories.com/

22. PRESENTED WITH AN ADAPTED VERSION OF OMEKA
TRANSCRIBED, CATALOGED, TAGGED, SCANNED,
ANNOTATED, ORGANIZED INTO THEMATIC EXHIBITS
CASE STUDIES ON MELANCHOLY AND MEDICINE FROM THE
EARLY MODERN ERA

23. A CO-CITATION NETWORK FOR PHILOSOPHYhttp://kieranhealy.org/blog/archives/2013/06/18/a-co-
citation-network-for-philosophy/

24. VISUALIZED WITH D3, PUBLISHED ON THE WEB
LIMITED TO 500 MOST-CITED ITEMS, STRUCTURED,
SUBJECTED TO A COMMUNITY-DETECTION ALGORITHM
BIBLIOGRAPHIES FROM ALL ARTICLES PUBLISHED BETWEEN
1993 AND 2013 IN FOUR PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNALS

25. KINDRED BRITAINhttp://kindred.stanford.edu/

26. ELIJAH MEEKS, STANFORD
@elijah_meeks https://digitalhumanities.stanford.edu/

27. KINDRED BRITAINhttp://kindred.stanford.edu/

28. ELIJAH MEEKS, STANFORD
@elijah_meeks https://digitalhumanities.stanford.edu/

29. ELIJAH MEEKS, STANFORD
@elijah_meeks https://digitalhumanities.stanford.edu/

30. ELIJAH MEEKS, STANFORD
@elijah_meeks https://digitalhumanities.stanford.edu/

31. Jigsaw!