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‘I would think of myself as sitting inside the computer: Mary Dee Harris and Julianne Nyhan
This oral history interview was conducted 3 June 2015 via skype. In it Mary Dee Harris recalls her early encounters with computing, including her work at the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. Despite these early encounters with computing…
“Collaboration Must Be Fundamental or It's Not Going to Work”: an Oral History Conversation between Harold Short and Julianne Nyhan
Harold Short recounts that his interest in Computing and the Humanities goes back to when he was an undergraduate in English and French at a university in the former Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). There, whilst undertaking summer work in the library, he…
Beyond chronology and profession: discovering how to write a history of the Digital Humanities
Presentation given by Willard McCarty at the Hidden Histories Symposium, September 2011, UCL.
Crowd sourcing: beyond the traditional, boundaries of academic history
Presentation given by Melissa Terras at the Hidden Histories Symposium, September 2011, UCL.
Data vs. Text: forty years of confrontation
Presentation given by Lou Burnard at the Hidden Histories Symposium, September 2011, UCL.
Different stories to be lived and told
Extract from a presentation given by James G.R. Cronin at the Hidden Histories Symposium, September 2011, UCL.
Getting computers into Humanists’ thinking: John Bradley and Julianne Nyhan
This interview tool place in Bradley’s office in Drury Lane, King’s College London on 9 September 2014 around 11.30am. Bradley recalls that his interest in computing started in the early ‘60s. As computer time was not then available to him he…
hic Rhodus, hic salta: Tito Orlandi and Julianne Nyhan
This oral history interview between Wilhelm Ott and Julianne Nyhan was carried out on 14 July 2015, shortly after 10am, in the offices of pagina in Tübingen, Germany. Ott was provided with the core questions in advance of the interview. He recalls…
