About this episode
Meet James Baker, newly appointed director of Digital Humanities at the University of Southampton in the UK. Digital Humanities covers a wide area of different disciplines and James has his work cut out for him to help and bring it all together.
By creating "collaborative spaces" we can bring experts together from different disciplines. An opportunity to innovate and create. But facilitating this is hard and in our conversation we touch on some of the challenges.
- http://digitalhumanities.soton.ac.uk The Digital Humanities at the University of Southampton, UK
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- https://twitter.com/j_w_baker James Baker on Twitter
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