Building Knowledge / Engaging Innovation
DigitalHumanities@TheLibrary and the Institute for Collaborative Research in the Humanities invite you participate in our autumn workshops specifically targeted at humanities and social science scholars curious and eager to accelerate[…]
In March of 2014 I wrote about the excitement of launching the Robert Hart Digital collection on the new 42 inch kiosk in the McClay Library at Queen’s. Today I[…]
OpenStreetMap is an example of a phenomenon known as Volunteered geographic information (VGI) – the harnessing of tools to create, assemble, and disseminate geographic data provided voluntarily by individuals. OSM[…]
Northern Bridge doctoral candidate Rachel Hanna, shares two new additions to the Sankriti History Archive developed at ArtsEkta. A TimeMapJS driven timeline and an interactive geospatial presentation using StoryMapJS provide unique lenses on[…]
The second Annual Northern Bridge Training Programme Summer School was held at The Great North Museum at Newcastle University from 4-5 June 2015. I has the distinct pleasure of participating, sharing and[…]
The 2nd Northern Bridge Winter School is being held at the Public Records Office for Northern Ireland (PRONI) 26/27 February. I am happy to be able to share a short[…]
DigitalHumanities@TheLibrary and the Institute for Collaborative Research in the Humanities invite you participate in our exciting series of concise, focussed and applied workshops specifically targeted at humanities scholars curious and[…]
In Storyboarding research: How to proactively plan projects, reports and articles from the outset, Patrick Dunleavy of LSE demonstrates a best practice methodology for project planning that builds from the concept[…]
If you’re curious about the British Folk Horror genre and/or the Fiend in the Furrows conference taking place today and this weekend at Queen’s (and let’s face it who isn’t), Dr Kath Stevenson[…]
