James Baker

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Reseach in the Digital Age, 19th Century Periodicals Research Day (8 November 2013, Liverpool John Moores)

Vor 10 Jahren • 997 Aufrufe

Social Media in Libraries and Teaching…or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr and their ilk.

Vor 10 Jahren • 575 Aufrufe

Outreach and learning communities at British Library Digital Research: what we’ve done and what we can do for you and your students

Vor 10 Jahren • 941 Aufrufe

Reusing digital content: towards making research using this content limited by what is possible rather than what is permissible

Vor 10 Jahren • 741 Aufrufe

Digital History @ British Library (University of Kent, School of History, HI878 Methods and Interpretations in Historical Research)

Vor 9 Jahren • 860 Aufrufe

James Baker

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Reseach in the Digital Age, 19th Century Periodicals Research Day (8 November 2013, Liverpool John Moores)

Social Media in Libraries and Teaching…or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr and their ilk.

2013 11-27 sustainable-history_slides

2014 02-21 media-open_day_talk_slides

Future Libraries ...considering 'publishing'

Digital Research: preserving your research data

Outreach and learning communities at British Library Digital Research: what we’ve done and what we can do for you and your students

Reusing digital content: towards making research using this content limited by what is possible rather than what is permissible

From Digital Images to Digital Research

Sharing Data. A researcher perspective

Going GLAM

Making the unfamiliar familiar: reflections on training digital scholarship in a library filling up with data

Mind the gap! ...posing problems to unify research with digital research

Digital Scholarship at the British Library

DH2014: Digital Scholarship Training Programme at the British Library

Digital Scholarship at the British Library (9 September 2014)

Digital History @ British Library (University of Kent, School of History, HI878 Methods and Interpretations in Historical Research)

Doing a dissertation: how the Digital Humanities can help you

A million first steps: Information management in practice

If Humanists value Libraries and Libraries value Software shouldn’t Humanists value Software?

A place full of data

Digital Research at the British Library

Digital Research – why we are here, what we have, what we can do for you

Removing black boxes: exposing software to researchers

Digital Research in the Arts and Humanities: some thoughts on what, why, and how you can get involved

Digital Research in the Arts and Humanities: some thoughts on what, why, and how you can get involved

Digital Research at the British Library: Libraries full of data and mainstreaming experimentation

Future Libraries: considering 'publishing', City University, London, 10 April 2015

Going GLAM

A workflow experiment; or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)