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ICT Guides for Humanities Research: Enhancing Digital Projects

Explore a resource for researchers in digital arts and humanities, fostering collaboration and skill development. Discover methodologies, projects, and an evolving taxonomy for effective research practices.

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ICT Guides for Humanities Research: Enhancing Digital Projects

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  1. ICT Guideshttp://ahds.ac.uk/ictguides/ ICT for Arts and Humanities Researchers Craig Bellamy, AHDS AHRC Methods Network Workgroup Digital Tools Development 13 November 2007

  2. What is ICT Guides? • AIMS of the service • Highlight digital arts and humanities projects • Facilitate communities of practice • Develop a taxonomy of methods

  3. Summary • A resource that is useful for new and established researchers in the digital arts and humanities • An investment in the skills base of the humanities • Project centric approach • Taxonomy and meta structures promote overlapping domains

  4. Future developments • A tools repository using version control software such as Subversion • A development ‘ecosystem’ that explores collaborative practices for the storage, distribution, and distributed development of tools • END…

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