Featuring Joseph Grobelny, Stewart Varner, and Krista White.
The dh+lib Review will be taking a break for a few weeks, returning on June 10th. While the Review editors are away, we’ve asked a few members of our community to serve as guest editors and step in with their own list of weekly reading.
Enjoy!
Joseph Grobelny
(Reference & Instruction Librarian, Information Consultant — Front Range Community College)
- Uber is upending that old motto about the customer always being right
- Academic 15: Evaluating library and IT staff responses to disruption and change in higher education
- Social dynamics of Twitter usage in London, Paris, and New York City
- What Is A Photocopier?
- Wayback Machine Hits 400,000,000,000!
- Superrights for textbooks?
- The Aesthetics of the Humanities: Towards a Poetic Knowledge Production
- Reading with the Grain
Stewart Varner
(Digital Scholarship Librarian — University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
- Funding Open Access Journal Publishing
- A World Digital Library Is Coming True!
- Geoffrey Rockwell’s response to “A World Digital Library is Coming True”
- Technology is Taking Over English Departments: The False Promise of the Digital Humanities
- The Immense Promise of the Digital Humanities
- On Ignoring Encoding
- Why are such terrible things written about DH? Kirsch v. Kirschenbaum
- Why you should care about net neutrality
- Worried by FCC Plan, Net-Neutrality Advocates at Colleges Gauge Next Steps
- Open Letter on Net Neutrality
- Working the Digital Humanities: Uncovering Shadows between the Dark and the Light
- When Literature Professors’ Bots Read Collections of ROMS: An interview with Zach Whalen
- 2014 Digital Library Federation Forum
- Getting Comfortable with GitHub in 4 Steps: A Primer for Data Librarians
Krista White
(Digital Humanities Librarian — Rutgers-Newark)
- Saving the Date: Exploring Calendar and Scheduling Formats
- Why are such terrible things written about DH? Kirsch v. Kirschenbaum
- Why the DPLA is not a public library, despite its many virtues and the P word in its name
- Report: Explore Digital Humanities [pdf]
- On Ignoring Encoding
If you are interested in participating as a guest editor, email us at dhandlib.acrl [at] gmail.
