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Author: The Digital Orientalist

Exploring Digital Humanities in the Classroom (Part 1)
DH in General, Japanese Studies, Online Resources, Software, Teaching

Exploring Digital Humanities in the Classroom (Part 1)

This is a guest post by Joanne Bernardi. Overview This post introduces a series on digital pedagogy, specifically, designing and … Continue reading Exploring Digital Humanities in the Classroom (Part 1)

Customising Digital Tools for non-Western Materials: the Launch of the Redeveloped IDP Website
Conference Proceedings, DH in Practice, Digitization, New Post, Online Resources, Workflow

Customising Digital Tools for non-Western Materials: the Launch of the Redeveloped IDP Website

This is a guest post by Anastasia Pineschi, International Dunhuang Programme (IDP) Project Manager. Find out more at the end … Continue reading Customising Digital Tools for non-Western Materials: the Launch of the Redeveloped IDP Website

Sustainability of The Treasury of Lives
Conference Proceedings, DH in General, DH in Practice, Theory

Sustainability of The Treasury of Lives

This is a guest post by Alex Gardner and Catherine Tsuji Background On June 3, 2023, the Treasury of Lives … Continue reading Sustainability of The Treasury of Lives

A Parallel Treebank of Speeches by Narendra Modi, PM of India
Indian Studies, New Post, South Asian Studies, Visualization

A Parallel Treebank of Speeches by Narendra Modi, PM of India

This is a guest post by Erica Biagetti In my first post as a guest contributor to the Digital Orientalist, I … Continue reading A Parallel Treebank of Speeches by Narendra Modi, PM of India

Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part Two)
AI, DH in Practice, New Post, OCR, Online Resources, Sinology

Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part Two)

This is a guest post by Jiajun Zou. See bio at the end of this post. Find part one here. Part … Continue reading Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part Two)

Principles for Creating Lasting Digital Archives: A Researcher’s Perspective
Conference Proceedings, DH in Practice, Workflow

Principles for Creating Lasting Digital Archives: A Researcher’s Perspective

This is a guest post by Amy E. Harth, PhD. Bio at the end of the post. Cover photo by … Continue reading Principles for Creating Lasting Digital Archives: A Researcher’s Perspective

Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part One)
AI, DH in Practice, New Post, OCR, Sinology, Visualization, Workflow

Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part One)

This is a guest post by Jiajun Zou. See bio at the end of this post. Part I Tianyige Ming … Continue reading Creating the largest Juren Dataset with ChatGPT: A Journey through Digital Humanities. (Part One)

Exploring the Depths of Data: An Introduction to Nodegoat
Apps, DH in Practice, New Post, Online Resources, Visualization

Exploring the Depths of Data: An Introduction to Nodegoat

This is a guest post by Özge Eda Kaya (@ozgedakaya on Twitter/X). Nodegoat is a web-based research application framework developed … Continue reading Exploring the Depths of Data: An Introduction to Nodegoat

The Magic of Philology and Indexing
Chinese Language, Conference Proceedings, DH in Practice, Sinology

The Magic of Philology and Indexing

Tracking Drug Names Across Language, Time, Space and Knowledge Domains to Produce New Visions of Traditional Medicine This is a … Continue reading The Magic of Philology and Indexing

An Experiment with Gemini Pro LLM for Chinese OCR and Metadata Extraction
AI, Chinese Language, Digitization, New Post, OCR

An Experiment with Gemini Pro LLM for Chinese OCR and Metadata Extraction

This is a guest post by Eric H. C. Chow. For more information, see at the end of this post. … Continue reading An Experiment with Gemini Pro LLM for Chinese OCR and Metadata Extraction

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