Deformance and the Library Strategic Directions
The Library Strategic Directions arrived shortly before last week's all-staff meeting: a single slide formatted into four columns, each offering a big-picture statement, a couple sentences of italiciz...
Finding 'close enough' text
Quinn Dombrowski September 7, 2023
Coming to Terms with IDEs
Quinn Dombrowski August 23, 2023
DLCL ATS round-up, spring 2023
Quinn Dombrowski June 21, 2023About DH at Stanford
The Digital Humanities are a collection of practices and approaches combining computational methods with humanistic inquiry. Stanford has been involved in the Digital Humanities (under that and other...
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New Horizons in Digital Humanities and Cultural Data Science
From May 29-June 2, the Bachelor of Arts in Humanities and Digital Technologies program at the University of Hong Kong hosted a workshop on New Horizons in Digital Humanities and Cultural Data Science...
Quinn Dombrowski · June 14, 2023
SUCHO week
The week of May 8th was the culmination of this year's DLCL "Cultural Heritage at War" research unit, bringing the co-founders and several volunteers from Saving Ukrainian Cultural Heritage...
Quinn Dombrowski · May 18, 2023
Spring AI and Pedagogy Workshop
At the beginning of spring quarter, Laura Wittman and I organized a three-part workshop on AI and pedagogy. Workshop 1 (slides available here) began with an explanation of what large language models l...
Quinn Dombrowski · May 1, 2023
DLCL ATS round-up, winter 2023
Winter 2023 was the quarter that everything came together for the Textile Makerspace, from infrastructure to staffing to events. A lot of things still feel uncertain in the broader DH-sphere, from soc...
Quinn Dombrowski · March 31, 2023
Academic Mastodon Survey, November 2022
In late November 2022, I drafted an email in English to 49 Mastodon server admins, looking for academically-oriented instances on various lists of extant servers, asking if they would be willing to fi...
Quinn Dombrowski · January 30, 2023
DLCL ATS round-up, fall 2022
Fall 2022 was a whirlwind of travel -- both personal and for work -- and promising developments for the Textile Makerspace. SUCHO also continued, with a set of in-person meetings in Europe, and new co...
Quinn Dombrowski · December 20, 2022