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Comparing Digital Materials from McGill
Digitization, Islamic Studies

Comparing Digital Materials from McGill

A hands-on comparison of the digital materials from the collections of the Islamic Studies Library at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Preface Digitization projects … Continue reading Comparing Digital Materials from McGill

Creating a digital catalogue for a small collection
DH in General, Digitization, Using Real Paper

Creating a digital catalogue for a small collection

I am creating a digital catalogue for Rudolf Geyer’s heritage. On this, I have a long read (and long look) for … Continue reading Creating a digital catalogue for a small collection

Deconstructing the Kashf al-ẓunūn with Python, part 1
Coding, Islamic Studies

Deconstructing the Kashf al-ẓunūn with Python, part 1

I am using the programming language called Python to make sense of Ḥajjī Khalīfa’s famous bibliographical work Kashf al-ẓunūn. I had … Continue reading Deconstructing the Kashf al-ẓunūn with Python, part 1

The Digital Orientalist: A Manifesto
Digitization, Housekeeping, Workflow

The Digital Orientalist: A Manifesto

A first essay on what The Digital Orientalist is about just came out in MELA Notes. Read it it here, … Continue reading The Digital Orientalist: A Manifesto

Digital Orientalism at AOS Conference
DH in General, Housekeeping

Digital Orientalism at AOS Conference

I am organizing a panel at the upcoming conference of the American Oriental Society. This cross-discipline round table gives an impression of … Continue reading Digital Orientalism at AOS Conference

Comparing Digital Materials from Beinecke
Digitization, Islamic Studies

Comparing Digital Materials from Beinecke

  A hands-on comparison of the digital materials from the manuscript collections of Beinecke Library at Yale University, New Haven, USA. Preface … Continue reading Comparing Digital Materials from Beinecke

AlKindi online catalog: the future of Islamic studies cataloging
Islamic Studies, Online Resources

AlKindi online catalog: the future of Islamic studies cataloging

Recently, the Dominican Institute for Oriental Studies in Cairo published a new version of their catalog. The technology and thinking … Continue reading AlKindi online catalog: the future of Islamic studies cataloging

Making Manuscripts Accessible: U of Michigan
DH in General, Digitization, Online Resources

Making Manuscripts Accessible: U of Michigan

A good example of bringing the disclosure of a manuscript collection into the digital age, using simple and readily available techniques, … Continue reading Making Manuscripts Accessible: U of Michigan

Visit to digitization studio of Yale’s Beinecke Library
DH in General, Digitization

Visit to digitization studio of Yale’s Beinecke Library

I had a chance to look behind the scenes of the Rare Book and Manuscript Library of Yale, the Beinecke. … Continue reading Visit to digitization studio of Yale’s Beinecke Library

Varmilo VB87M bluetooth keyboard
DH in General, Equipment, Hardware

Varmilo VB87M bluetooth keyboard

Back to mechanical keyboards. If you are a writer and have not tried these out yet, you are missing out! … Continue reading Varmilo VB87M bluetooth keyboard

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