Medieval Digital Humanities Collectives and Consortiums
- The Medici Archive ProjectDigital archival project seeking to innovate new strategies for digital humanities research through the Medici archive collections.
- The Digital MedievalistAn international web-based community for medievalists working with digital media.
- Associazione per l'informatica umanistica e la cultura digitaleItalian Early Modern digital humanities organization that hosts an annual DH conference.
- Codices Digital StudioA digital studio for the optical, chemical, and computational
analysis of manuscripts, texts, and early printed books based at the University of Missouri. - The Medieval Manuscript in the 21st Century, Rare Book SchoolCourse designed to introduce students of both the digital humanities and manuscript studies to the concepts and realities of working with medieval manuscripts in the twenty-first century. See website for current availability.
Connecting with Other Digital Humanities Centers
This page connects users with other digital humanities centers at the University of Chicago, Nationally, and Internationally. Many universities offer funding, certification, and training in the digital tools and programs. There are also a growing number of conferences and workshops available for ongoing digital humanities education. The websites on this page, listed by region, demonstrate a select range of projects currently being undertaken at different institutions. Although this guide focuses on the medieval period the majority of the centers listed on this page also have projects and resources dedicated to other historical periods.
National Digital Humanities Centers
Midwest
East Coast
West Coast
South East
International Digital Humanities Centers
Canada
Pan-European
UK and Ireland
France, Switzerland, and Belgium
Spain and Portugal
Germany
Netherlands and Sweden
Images in the Middle Ages
