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Briefly Noted for October 28, 2008

1 min read Briefly Noted
The Oral History Association has launched a new and improved website, including a social network and an instructional wiki. Jim Spadaccini has a great post about the special kind of planning involved in

Briefly Noted for June 12, 2008

1 min read Blogs
Geek meme: Command line history. For about a month during the spring, geeks everywhere were using history|awk '{a[$2]++} END{for(i in a){printf "%5dt%s n",a[

Six Tips for Hiring Good Programmers

1 min read Digital Humanities
There has been a useful discussion on Twitter (of all places!) among some of the THATCamp participants about how to write a good help wanted ad for programmers for digital humanities projects.  Here

Twitter as a tool for outreach

2 min read Digital Humanities
In an earlier post I wrote about the early buzz around Omeka, both in the forums and among education, museum, public history, and library bloggers.  One thing I didn't mention—and