Steampunk DH :: Sydney Shep, Victoria University, James Smithies, University of Canterbury, Tim Sherratt, discontents.com.au, and Ingrid Mason, Intersect Australia Limited

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Digital humanities is the application of computing technology and techniques to build greater understanding of diverse social and cultural archives. It employs designing tools, formats and approaches to support new methods and findings. Digital humanities has evolved from early experiments in 1995 to become expansive through tools like mapping, text analytics and geospatial analysis. It is also innovative, connected and collaborative through partnerships and sharing of resources.

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Steampunk DH :: Sydney Shep, Victoria University, James Smithies, University of Canterbury, Tim Sherratt, discontents.com.au, and Ingrid Mason, Intersect Australia Limited

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