“The Humanities Matter!” infographic was launched on Thursday 18 July during the Digital Humanities 2013 conference in Lincoln, Nebraska. I did data collection for this project.

On the launch of the Guide to Creative Commons for Humanities and Social Science Monograph Authors (2013) developed by the OAPEN-UK team: Ellen Collins, Caren Milloy and Graham Stone and edited by James Baker, Martin Paul Eve and Ernesto Priego.

I created an infographic which presents some findings from an Altmetric Explorer report I retrieved on 29 May 2013 9:59AM. I have shared it under CC BY on Fighsare.

University of Venus published a bilingual version (English and Spanish) of my post on Digital Humanities as Cognitive Dissidence. Hopefully this will get it a new, different audience.

In order to keep an archive of my entries for my Día de Humanidades Digitales 2013 blog, I will also publish them here. Below I have copied and pasted the text of my second entry (from today) over there.

At 4Humanities, my interview with Daniel O’Donnell Professor of English at the University of Lethbridge, on the Global Outlook :: Digital Humanities project.

On the need to include attribution and licensing information on image files shared online.

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I have done an edit of the deck of slides I showed at the Forms of Innovation workshop at the University of Durham last Saturday 27th April 2013 to share online. You can download it as a .pptx file, and use it under a CC BY license, from Figshare.

I set up a Google spreadsheet to collect #HASTAC2013 tweets and created an interactive archive that visualises the interactions in real time.