Digital Humanities
Email dh.help@nyu.edu for help with project design and scoping, with questions about seed grants, curricula, or graduate summer fellowships, or for advice on applying to external grants.
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Digital Humanities
Email dh.help@nyu.edu for help with project design and scoping, with questions about seed grants, curricula, or graduate summer fellowships, or for advice on applying to external grants.
Digital Scholarship Services (DSS)
We can help with digital publishing and web hosting as well as project design and scoping.
We can help with data management & analysis, and with digital materials you want help preserving and archiving. We have resources for quantitative, qualitative, and geospatial information.
We help faculty of Arts & Science integrate digital elements and methods into their teaching.
High Performance Computing (HPC)
We provide supercomputer access and supporting software for researchers who need powerful processing resources.
Below are just a few commonly requested DH tools and services. You can learn about even more options as well as how and why to choose them by scheduling a consultation with one of the groups above.
Wordpress service with many web accessible themes to help you build a blog or other website. Supported by NYU Digital Studio.
Flexible hosting service for many popular platforms (Omeka, Scalar) as well as ability to customize code. Supported by Digital Scholarship Services.
StoryMaps is a story authoring web-based application that allows you to share your maps in the context of narrative text and other multimedia content.
NYU Libraries' collaborative, open-source, open-access scholarly publishing platform for projects, edited collections, or student projects. From Google or word docs and EPUBs to polished publications with built in social annotation. Supported by Digital Scholarship Services.
Centrally-housed storage that can be mounted locally, enabling users to access and share large data sets from their desktops and lab workstations. It is intended for the use of research projects that depend on high-capacity data storage.
Modules and links to help you teach with Wikipedia, pull Wikidata, or use Wikimedia as part of a public humanities project.