Some universities have established their own laboratories that conduct research related to the implementation of digital technologies in various fields of humanities research. On the basis of these studies, senior students prepare the necessary material for a phd dissertation. Many of them note that thanks to the use of digital technologies within the limits of traditional disciplines and approaches, it is possible to achieve new, unexpected results. Colleen Renihan, Andrew Prellwitz, and Liam Murphy interview Alyssa Arbuckle, Diane Jakacki, and Ray Siemens about the annual Digital Humanities Summer Institute. Furthermore, they speak to a few of the field’s many voices, who share exactly what it is that DH means to them.
Date: June 2016