PH Blog The Programming Historian blog is our space to share news about the project, ideas for how you might use technology in your work, and exciting examples of the Programming Historian applied in the real world. Subscribe to the RSS feed for new blog posts. April 16, 2018 The Programming Historian 2018 Community Survey Anandi Silva Knuppel To participate in Programming Historian 2018 Community Survey, follow this link to a Google Form: https://goo.gl/forms/2M8AbAiwgmGrD7MI3. The survey should take only a few minutes to complete and will close July 15, 2018. April 12, 2018 Convocatoria para taller de Escritura en Humanidades Digitales para América Latina Maria José Afanador-Llach and Adam Crymble The Programming Historian en español invita a la comunidad académica hispanohablante a participar en el taller Escritura en Humanidades Digitales para América Latina que se llevará a cabo en la Universidad de los Andes (Bogotá, Colombia) del 1 al 3 de agosto de 2018. El objetivo del taller es reunir a un grupo diverso de investigadores en distintas áreas de las humanidades para escribir tutoriales sobre metodologías en humanidades digitales, abordando específicamente necesidades de investigación en América Latina y el mundo hispano. Durante el taller se facilitará la producción de los primeros tutoriales originales en español para ser compartidos con una audiencia global. April 6, 2018 Convocatoria para lecciones en español en The Programming Historian Jennifer Isasi and José Antonio Motilla The Programming Historian en español ha establecido una comunidad diversa en la que publicamos tutoriales revisados por pares dirigidos a humanistas que quieran aprender a utilizar herramientas digitales para sus propósitos de investigación y/o enseñanza. Hasta hoy, el equipo en español se ha centrado en la traducción de lecciones escritas en inglés, adaptándolas en la medida de lo posible a su uso en español. April 4, 2018 The Programming Historian and India Adam Crymble and James Baker Traffic Report of Programming Historian visitors from India, 2012-2018. When the Programming Historian launched its open access tutorials in 2012, historians were the target audience. By 2014 our audience statistics had already presented a surprise: India had emerged as the second largest source of Programming Historian readers - a title it still holds in 2018. March 4, 2018 DH2017 Award - Programming Historian en español! Adam Crymble Programming Historian en español is DH 2017 Award Winner - Best Series of Posts. February 20, 2018 Tips for (finishing) a Good Technical Tutorial Adam Crymble So you’ve got an idea for a tutorial, and you’re excited to share it with the readers of the Programming Historian. This post outlines a few tips for how to sculpt that idea into a manageable and sustainable lesson, while also giving a sense of the level of work involved. We hope that this will help our authors at those early stages of the process, and encourage them to sculpt project ideas that will result in valuable finished lessons that our readers can benefit from. February 15, 2018 Lesson Sustainability and Retirement Policies Matthew Lincoln Last year we were excited to introduce some important behind-the-scenes infrastructure changes that would help catch broken links and metadata errors across all of the pages and lessons in The Programming Historian. However, no set of technical solutions can address every sustainability problem faced by lessons about the fast-developing world of software. ← 10 / 15 →