​Week One

 

Monday

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Introduction to Digital Humanities
Intro. to Digital Narratives:  The Silent History

Dinty Moore’s “Mr. Plimpton's Revenge”

 

Hacker Ethics

 

Original Works of e-Lit by former DH students:

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"A Matter of Choice," Evan Gretok

"The New Earth Order," RJ Audu

"Letters Home," Caleb Brougher

 

"The Inexhaustible Gatsby," Molly Verostick

"Aged Sea-Shell Closing," Ian Jones

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"Prometheus.exe," Ryan Bost

"A Pug's Life," Mary-Lynn Retassie
"Evidence," Toni Augustine

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"Trope on a Rope," Patrick Stahl

"Eragrup," Sam Schmader

"The Family Business," Tony Gibson

"Knight's Challenge," Jeremy Barber

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Wednesday​

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Read: 

Spiro, "Getting Started in Digital Humanities"

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Kirschenbaum, “What is digital humanities? And what’s it doing in English Departments?”



Hacker Ethics

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View:  Digital Humanities Downfall

What is Digital Humanities

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Recommended: Digital Humanities on Wikipedia

A short Guide to DH

Kirschenbaum, "Hello Worlds"

Svensson, “The Landscape of Digital Humanities”



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Create a Google Account

Check out Google's My Maps Service

Read how to Get Started with Blogger

(But don't start a Blog yet, we'll do that in class together)

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Friday

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Read: 

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Duke University Definitions of DH

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University of Virginia's

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"Defining Digital Humanities," Gerald R. Lucas

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Read/Skim:

 

Fitzpatrick, “The Humanities, Done Digitally”

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Mullen, “Digital Humanities is a Spectrum”

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Cordell, “How Not to Teach Digital Humanities”

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