84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha (www.84000.co) invites applications for the position of Research Scholar - Digital Tools and Resources. A copy of the following advert is also available in the H-Net Job guide at https://www.h-net.org/jobs/job_display.php?id=65380.
Recently, OpenMethods (a DARIAH initiative devoted to highlighting methods in digital humanities) launched a new series entitled OpenMethods Spotlights which contains interviews with the creator(s) of Digital Humanities tools and methods.
Friends:
This is cross-posted from the H-Net Book Channel's Feeding the Elephant blog.
Margaret DeLacy, H-Scholar editor
Die universitäre Lehre musste im Verlaufe des Jahres 2020 zur Bekämpfung der Corona-Pandemie auf rein digitale Lehrformen umgestellt werden. In diesem Zusammenhang wurde im April 2020 das Austausch- und Wissensportal „Digitale Lehre Germanistik“ aufgebaut.
Has anyone tried the new Anchor app (https://anchor.fm/features)? Apparently, it's a free tool for phones and tablets that allows users to record and edit podcasts right in the app and then publish them via RSS to the various podcast directories. It also has some interesting features like Conversations, which lets up to ten people record together. Sounds like a nice tool for classroom projects without the steep learning curve of Audacity.
Dear all,
I am conducting an online survey as part of my PhD project on digital oral history. This survey focuses on digital tools and ethical dilemmas and is open to anyone who has already recorded, archived or disseminated oral history interviews.
Hello Nikki,
All of our online e-workshops are recorded and provided afterwards to our participants through our cloud-based sharing platform, Box. Therefore if you can not make the live session for some reason the only thing you miss out on is the ability to ask questions during the Q&A portion (we always encourage post-workshop questions via e-mail however!).
Hope this helps,
Steven Sielaff
Senior Editor/Collection Manager - Baylor University Institute for Oral History
