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Bibliojo

@bibliojo.bsky.social

Librarian; musician; United Empire Loyalist descendent; gadabout.

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Tara Calishain@researchbuzz.bsky.social · 3w ago

#Croatia #radio #PerformingArts #DigitalHumanities 'Audio Library of Documentary and Feature Radio Dramas brings together notable works from Croatian Radio's rich archive and contemporary production, allowing listeners to access them anytime, free of charge.' glashrvatske.hrt.hr/en/culture/c...

Croatian Radio launches free online library of more than 600 radio dramas

To mark 100 years of Croatian Radio and radio drama, Croatian Radio and Television (HRT) has launched a free digital Audio Library featuring more than 600 documentary and feature radio dramas. 

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The Cultural Review@theculturalreview.bsky.social · 3w ago

Literary criticism just got a digital upgrade. Discover the power of 'distant reading' and its impact on how we study books. 📚 #DigitalHumanities https://theculturalreview.com/books/from-close-reading-to-distant-reading-how-digital-humanities-reshaped-literary-c

From Close Reading to Distant Reading: How Digital Humanities Reshaped Literary Criticism

Digital Humanities has reshaped literary criticism by introducing 'distant reading,' a computational approach that complements traditional 'close reading.' This expansion allows scholars to analyze vast text corpora for patterns, offering a more comprehensive understanding of literature.

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Bibliojo@bibliojo.bsky.social · 3w ago

that of course leads me to look for a similar Canadian survey. perhaps Dr. Agatha Bonga Memorial Collection in www.unb.ca/greggcentre/...

Research | Gregg Centre | UNB

The Gregg Centre's faculty team includes scholars from across UNB and beyond, bound together by complementary research on war and society, and modern security forces. We are united in the view that re...

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Bibliojo@bibliojo.bsky.social · 3w ago

this sounds fascinating! @bsky.app Project: The American Soldier in World War II Project By Edward Gitre et al. | Source: Virginia Tech During World War II, the US Army administered more than 200 surveys to over half a million American troops to discover what they thought #digitalhumanities

Bibliojo@bibliojo.bsky.social · 3w ago

this sounds fascinating! @bsky.app Project: The American Soldier in World War II Project By Edward Gitre et al. | Source: Virginia Tech During World War II, the US Army administered more than 200 surveys to over half a million American troops to discover what they thought #digitalhumanities

Bibliojo@bibliojo.bsky.social · 3w ago

this sounds fascinating! @bsky.app Project: The American Soldier in World War II Project By Edward Gitre et al. | Source: Virginia Tech During World War II, the US Army administered more than 200 surveys to over half a million American troops to discover what they thought #digitalhumanities

Quinn Daedal@quinnanya.me · 4w ago

Capturing the vibe of the @michelleb.bsky.social piece on craft and websites beautifully. #DHmakes

Little Websites Everywhere

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Amanda Wyatt! Visconti@literaturegeek.bsky.social · 4w ago

This print of a @mkirschenbaum.bsky.social quote from Bsky discussion started by my noting typesetting scratches the same itch for me that webcoding used to. Something I didn't notice at the time: part of the similarity is getting to do something as an art, a tinkering; not interwoven w/career +

Max Planck Institute for the History of Science@mpiwg.bsky.social · 4w ago

#ResearchReels: 1 publication—3 minutes🏅 Head of #DigitalHumanities Sarah Lang presents her article “(Doing) Computational History,” exploring #ComputationalMethods gaining traction among historians. She highlights the often-overlooked labor behind these approaches. 💻 🔗 https://bit.ly/4e0wFl5

MPIWG Research Reels: (Doing) Computational History

"Our digital infrastructure depends on the labor of book scanners, ...

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Jane Winters@jfwinters.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Registration for this year’s Annual Digital Lecture, a partnership between The National Archives, UK and @sas-news.bsky.social, is now open. Join us in London on 26 Nov to hear Prof Jennifer Edmond talk about ‘From collection to collective: what is an archive now?’ Free to attend! #DigitalHumanities

From Collection to Collective: what is an archive now?

Explore how digital platforms are reshaping cultural memory at this year’s Annual Digital Lecture.

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@abhishek1008.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New on the Hub 🖋️ open tools for historical Danish HTR: a YOLO line segmenter (mAP50 ~0.79), a kraken baseline segmenter, and 160k synthetic Danish lines with perfect ground truth, plus a live demo. Segmentation is the hidden tax in historical HTR. hf.co/abhishekjha1008 #DigitalHumanities #HTR

abhishekjha1008 (Abhishek Jha)

Historical handwriting recognition (HTR) & multilingual document AI. Building specialist recognisers that stay faithful to the page where general VLMs hallucinate; cross-lingual transfer for low-re...

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Anna Holmes@annabookwriter.bsky.social · 2mo ago

LIBRARIES BUY BOOKS. In fact, they buy ebook licenses with rather unfavorable terms because of how much the service benefits the community. The only people getting screwed in this situation are libraries and library users. The only people doing the screwing are publishers.

Mylee Joseph@mylee.bsky.social · 2mo ago

“Reading is a great way to support our brain health, develop important cognitive skills and boost our wellbeing. It’s something we ought to be encouraging from an early age, given the increasing evidence of its benefits, particularly to children…” Sahakian #reading www.cam.ac.uk/stories/read...

Reading for pleasure - and for better health

Reading for pleasure – from tucking into a Jane Austen classic to devouring a Heartstopper graphic novel – is linked to better mental health, greater empathy and a lower risk of dementia.

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