Category Archives: Open Access

Greek, Latin and Digital Philology in a Global Age

Posted on 2016-05-10 by Gabriel Bodard

The School of Advanced Study, London sponsors an S T Lee Visiting Professorial Fellowship. This year it is held by Greg Crane, Humboldt Professor of the Humanities at the University of Leipzig. During May and June he will be lecturing … Continue reading →

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Open Data Day event: Open Data as Open Educational Resources

Posted on 2016-02-12 by smahony

The Open Education SIG at University College London are holding their inaugural event: Open Data as Open Educational Resources. Open Data are freely licensed datasets produced by governments, international organisations and researchers that can be used as open educational resources … Continue reading →

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BL Labs roadshow at King’s Digital Laboratory

Posted on 2016-02-12 by Gabriel Bodard

BL Labs Roadshow Event: Experimenting with British Library’s Digital Content and Data for your research King’s Digital Laboratory (KDL) is excited to announce we will be hosting a British Library Labs (BL Labs) roadshow event at King’s College London on … Continue reading →

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Harpokration Online

Posted on 2016-02-11 by Gabriel Bodard

Posted for Joshua Sosin: About eight months ago we announced a lightweight tool to support collaborative translation of Harpokration—we called it ‘Harpokration On Line.’ See: https://blogs.library.duke.edu/dcthree/2015/05/26/harpokration-on-line. Well, we took our time (Mack finished a dissertation, John made serious progress on his, … Continue reading →

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CFP: Open Access and Open Access in Archaeology (Vilnius)

Posted on 2016-02-01 by Gabriel Bodard

Open Access and Open Data in Archaeology: Following the ARIADNE thread Author – Wright, Holly, Archaeology Data Service, York, United Kingdom Co-author(s) – Richards, Julian, University of York, York, United Kingdom (Presenting author) Co-author(s) – Siegmund, Frank, Universität Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, … Continue reading →

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BL Labs competition 2016

Posted on 2016-01-26 by Gabriel Bodard

Forwarded for Mahendra Mahey: It’s that time of year again and we are proud to announce the annual BL Labs Competition and BL Labs Awards, celebrating the use of the British Library’s digital collections, are open for 2016! The BL … Continue reading →

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Digital Classicist London live-casts

Posted on 2015-06-04 by Gabriel Bodard

For the first time this year, the Digital Classicist London seminars will be live-cast via the Web, so colleagues who are unable to make it to the events themselves at 16:30 (British Summer Time) on a Friday afternoon, can watch … Continue reading →

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Harpokration On Line

Posted on 2015-06-02 by ryanbaumann

The Duke Collaboratory for Classics Computing (DC3) is pleased to announce the Harpokration On Line project, which aims to provide open-licensed collaboratively-sourced translation(s) for Harpokration’s “Lexicon of the Ten Orators”. Users can view and contribute translations at http://dcthree.github.io/harpokration/ or download … Continue reading →

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Reflecting on our (first ever) Digital Classicist Wiki Sprint

Posted on 2014-07-16 by annafoka

From (Print) Encyclopedia to (Digital) Wiki According to Denis Diderot and Jean le Rond d’Alembert the purpose of an encyclopedia in the 18th century was ‘to collect knowledge disseminated around the globe; to set forth its general system to the … Continue reading →

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Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS)

Posted on 2013-12-16 by gfranzini

The Humboldt Chair of Digital Humanities at the University of Leipzig is pleased to announce a new effort within the Open Philology Project: the Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS). The Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series is a new effort … Continue reading →

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Volunteers with excellent Latin sought

Posted on 2013-12-08 by Gabriel Bodard

A few volunteers have started gathering for an interesting project, and it occurs to me that others may like to join us. This might be especially appropriate to someone with excellent Latin, a love for the subject, but no current … Continue reading →

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Publishing Text for a Digital Age

Posted on 2013-12-06 by gfranzini

March 27-30, 2014 Tufts University Medford MA perseus_neh (at) tufts.edu http://sites.tufts.edu/digitalagetext/2014-workshop/ Call for contributions! As a follow-on to Working with Text in a Digital Age, an NEH-funded Institute for Advanced Technologies in the Digital Humanities and in collaboration with the Open … Continue reading →

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Digital Classicist London Videocasts

Posted on 2013-08-16 by Gabriel Bodard

The videocasts for all the 2013 Digital Classicist London summer seminars are now available online at the Seminar Programme page. Each presentation is available as a downloadable or streamable video (MP4), or, for those who prefer audio, as MP3. Slideshows … Continue reading →

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Getty Joins Open Content Movement

Posted on 2013-08-15 by Gabriel Bodard

The Getty Museum and research institute have just announced the launch of their Open Content Program, under which they intend to publish as many of their digital resources as they are legally able. In the first instance, they are release … Continue reading →

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