A delight to host @kmcdono.bsky.social for her workshop and talk on AI, maps, and the humanities!

An honor to be a part of the Colloque CRIHN 2025 en l’honneur de Stéfan Sinclair. A warm welcome from Dean Frédéric Bouchard and Michael Sinatra. Now a great talk by Servanne Monjour on the death of digital literature and the archive. www.crihn.org/nouvelles/20...

So excited to be going to the University of Richmond in a couple of weeks to talk about maps, AI, and humanities research. Thank you @nolauren.bsky.social & @taylor-arnold.bsky.social for hosting me :) calendar.richmond.edu/page.html?ev...

Study media studies and emerging technologies? 📣 Join us at Richmond! 📣 Areas of focus might include but are not limited to algorithms, AI, infrastructure, extended reality, information science, platform studies, and game studies. Please help speed the word!

And we feature software papers! Check out @suttonkoeser.bsky.social Julia Damerow, Robert Casties, Cole Crawford exciting work on working with dates in computational humanities!

Check out Jannis Klähn, Janos Borst-Graetz, @manuelburghardt.bsky.social work on LLMs and German data! “In this study, we perform a comprehensive evaluation of sentiment classification for German language data using three different approaches…”

Check out Rebecca Hicke @dmimno.bsky.social piece on LLMs! “Language models have the ability to identify the characteristics of much shorter literary passages than was thought feasible with traditional stylometry. We evaluate authorship and genre detection for a new corpus of literary novels…”

And our first themed issue - Missing Data in the Humanities - articles are coming out! Check out Jan Maliszewski registered report! “While the indirect evidence suggests that already in the early scholastic period the literary production based on records of oral teaching (so-called reportationes)…”

The first articles are out! Check out “Metronome: tracing variation in poetic meters via local sequence alignment” by Ben Nagy @artjomshl.bsky.social Mirella De Sisto and Petr Plecháč. “All poetic forms come from somewhere. Prosodic templates can be copied for generations, altered by individuals…”

Job posting: The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art is hiring a head of digital operations and strategy. Closing date: 09-03-25; Salary $142,488 to - $185,234/yr (GS14); On-site, Washington, DC

Looking forward to the year ahead supporting the global DH community with @kmapesy.bsky.social. Thank you Michael Sinatra and @djakacki.bsky.social for all your work over the past years!

Looking back on a great week at ESU Digital Humanities Summer School in Besançon. It was a delight to engage on the topic of AI and Images with this awesome group!

“As has been the case with other technologies, historians will find distinctive ways to work with generative AI. The need for history and history education will not disappear.” bit.ly/3UNLkWu

This piece from @mcsweeneys.net made my day! “Writers have been using me long before the advent of AI. I am the punctuation equivalent of a cardigan—beloved by MFA grads, used by editors when it’s actually cold, and worn year-round by screenwriters. I am not new here…”

Here's a write-up of my keynote from #DH2025, since academic publishing is slow and this was written for right now. roopikarisam.com/talks-cat/dh...

Many thanks to you, @miaout.bsky.social, for all of the wonderful posts and commentary on the #DH2025 sessions! Really enriched my overall experience.

@dh2026daejeon.bsky.social, you did amazing work sharing *SO* many great #DH2025 posts! Great exposure to so many sessions. Thank you so very much!

📢 Public service announcement: if you were part of the #dh2025 / @dh2025 crowd, now is the time to become part of the #dh2026 crowd as well by following @dh2026daejeon !

My slides on The Paradoxes of Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums doi.org/10.5281/zeno... from our #DH2025 panel on Openness in GLAM: Analysing, Reflecting, and Discussing Global Case Studies Thanks again to all the speakers for your fantastic contributions! And the audience for questions

@roopikarisam.bsky.social is giving a great keynote on multiple fronts, but I really appreciate her calling out the tendency towards going for the latest shiny new toy for analysis just bc it’s new versus solid, traditional methods that work and may be more practical and sustainable #DH2025

RR: Repair must be our ethic, care our method. #dh2025.

Thank you, @roopikarisam.bsky.social, for your closing words for #DH2025: 'the future of DH requires access grounded in accountability; repair sustained by care; scholarship driven by solidarity' And also, 'hope and strategy are very important things to hold onto right now'

#DH2025 closes with heartfelt thanks to Diane Jakacki for all her work underpinning ADHO as Executive Board Chair for the past four years

Such an inspiring @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social #dh2025 closing keynote by @roopikarisam.bsky.social about care and repair!

Thanks to all the organizers for a great #DH2025. And thanks for all the warm welcomes as I transition to my new job. So many cool projects! If you'd like to get in touch on Schmidt Sciences matters, feel free to DM me here and I'll send you my new email.

Locations for next ADHO conferences: 2026 : Daejeon, South Korea 2027: Galway, Ireland 2028: Capetown, South Africa ! dh2026.adho.org #dh2025 #dh2026 #dh2027 #dh2028

Congratulations to Francisco Dias Nabais on winning the #dh2025 Fortier Prize! 🎉 @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social

🎉 #ExcitingNews #DH2025 We’re proud to announce our newest Constituent Organization,Associazione per l’Informatica Umanistica e la Cultura Digitale (AIUCD) further strengthening our vibrant global digital humanities community. Join us in welcoming our Italian colleagues as they join the ADHO family.

@dh2025lisbon.bsky.social #dh2025 @mpuren.bsky.social @floriancafiero.bsky.social are discussing text analysis of Colette to look into author attribution. Using (the best named model) CamemBERT among other LLMs to identify jokes.

@dh2025lisbon.bsky.social #dh2025 presentation on theatre analysis at scale. Awesome work by @peterbroadwell.bsky.social @oct1473254.bsky.social and Simon Wiles on distant viewing pose in theatre! Tracking poses at scale across directors and creating a very cool tool called MIME. Super exciting!

For the #DH2025 crowd - if you have views on #opensource research software, you might consider sharing your ideas, experiences, hopes w/@arielleb.bsky.social in a survey she is running as part of her @softwaresaved.bsky.social Fellowship this year: southampton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

'Rethinking the Ethics of “Open” in the Shadow of AI' :: a eye-poppingly important and panel with @medievalben.bsky.social @mkgold.bsky.social @laurenfklein.bsky.social @filipa-calado.bsky.social Ben situates the panel by first proposing "shadow" rather than "age" of AI to defang it a bit #DH2025

Want to say how wonderful all the chairs have been at #DH2025 - keeping things on time, making sure all papers get questions, keeping rooms cool :) Thank you!

Excited to be a part of this! Join us #dh2025 in 2026! And thank you to @javiercha.bsky.social for the invitation!

@dh2025lisbon.bsky.social looking to publish computational humanities work? Check out gold open access @universitypress.cambridge.org CHR! We have open submissions and themed issues as well as wide range of submission types including software papers! check it out: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

I'm going to use this in my class right away next academic year!

Love this idea of instance-level annotation presented by David Wrisley, Estelle Gueville and Christoper Meinecke @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social #dh2025 ! Exciting work distant viewing medival manuscripts!

Looking forward to hearing "Exploring the “Great Unseen” in Medieval Manuscripts: Instance-Level Labeling of Legacy Image Collections with Zero-Shot Models" next from Christofer Meinecke, Estelle Guéville, and David Wrisley #DH2025

@taylor-arnold.bsky.social discussing keylog.js @adho-org.bsky.social @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social #dh2025 ! Great open access tool for research and teaching. Full control over your data. Check it out at taylor-arnold.github.io/keylog.js/

Looking for something to do during breaks? Head to the “esplanada" to check out the poster exhibition. You can also find the authors there during the breaks and during lunch time. So many posters showcasing amazing projects and tools! #DH2025 #digitalhumanities

I made a #DH2025 feed that looks for posts that include the hashtag and posts from/about @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social. You can press the 📌 for easy access.

Cool to come across the Digital Documerica project (hi, @nolauren.bsky.social!), a digitized collection of 16,000 photos created by the EPA: digitaldocumerica.org

Great talk by @fredner.org about jeopardy and the formation of the literary canon at #DH2025! A delight to have a year with him @urichmond.bsky.social in data science. Please congratulate him on his new @oregonstate.edu job as Assistant Professor in digital humanities! 🥳👏🎉

🎉 Great news from #DH2025 in Lisbon! We're excited to welcome the newly elected members of the EADH Executive Committee: Ana Foka, Anna Maria Marras, Jonas Müller-Laackman, and Joëlle Weis! Congrats to all — here’s to a brilliant journey ahead with #EADH🌟 #DH #ADHO #DigitalHumanities #Elections

On Friday AM I'm chairing a panel where I originally planned to announce a new NEH grant program on sustainability. Even though I don't get to do that, I'm excited for a rich discussion w/ panelists incl @jmotis.bsky.social @kfen.bsky.social as we consider our work in the current landscape. #DH2025

Enjoyed discussing how we used GPT and SigLIP to design search and access on digitaldocumerica.org @adho-org.bsky.social #DH2025

Lovely afternoon exploring exciting DH scholarship during @adho-org.bsky.social #DH2025 !

Shout out to @bschmidt.bsky.social and Nomic AI (www.nomic.ai ) by @javiercha.bsky.social during his @adho-org.bsky.social DH2025 keynote!

#DH2025 Cha's group trying to come up with generalisable workflows. Working responsibly to apply this new technology. Looking for tasks that researchers have in common, working with LLM-friendly data. Rather than using very large language models, small models do amazing work on very specific tasks.