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Category: DH in General

Hardware considerations. Price versus features
DH in General, Equipment, Hardware

Hardware considerations. Price versus features

Today I was looking at new laptops and it got me rethinking my hardware strategy. Here are some of my … Continue reading Hardware considerations. Price versus features

Software for Getting Things Done
DH in General, Software, Workflow

Software for Getting Things Done

Being terribly caught up with other things, I am not able to write a full post on what software to use … Continue reading Software for Getting Things Done

To Scan or Not To Scan
Between Legal and Illegal, DH in General, Theory

To Scan or Not To Scan

Scanning a book by hand is time-consuming. However, there are good reasons to keep scanning books. Many books are only … Continue reading To Scan or Not To Scan

Project Digitize It All (Announcement)
DH in General, Digitization

Project Digitize It All (Announcement)

Our studies and jobs demand mobility, but our library demands stability. I have decided to look into ways to fully … Continue reading Project Digitize It All (Announcement)

Mechanical keyboards (2)
DH in General, Equipment, Hardware

Mechanical keyboards (2)

It has been some months now that I have been using a mechanical keyboard at home. It has been great. … Continue reading Mechanical keyboards (2)

How to build an archive (3): an archive that grows
Archiving, DH in General, Islamic Studies

How to build an archive (3): an archive that grows

One key aspect of curating your digital library is to notice when it is time to shift gears and scale … Continue reading How to build an archive (3): an archive that grows

Academia in the Digital Age
Between Legal and Illegal, DH in General, Workflow

Academia in the Digital Age

Talking openly about certain things, means being pounded into submission by some lawyer firm, sent by a couple of the … Continue reading Academia in the Digital Age

Details of a scan job
DH in General, Digitization

Details of a scan job

I sometimes post details of scans that I did. Machine: Xerox WorkCentre 5665 Preferences: Contrast and Brightness to high. Filesize: … Continue reading Details of a scan job

Brill Publishers to offer print on demand
DH in General, Using Real Paper

Brill Publishers to offer print on demand

Brill has announced it will offer print-on-demand paperbacks for those books that you can access digitally through your institution. In … Continue reading Brill Publishers to offer print on demand

Details of a scan on a standard printer
DH in General, Digitization

Details of a scan on a standard printer

Machine: Xerox Workcentre 5665 Contrast & Brightness to high. File size to small. Format to 8,5 x 11″ (scans up … Continue reading Details of a scan on a standard printer

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