Crafting Strong History Research

Digital Humanities projects are research initiatives in the field of humanities using digital techniques and tools combined with traditional scholarship to explore and analyze human culture and society. 

In exploring Digital Humanities projects, some aspects to review include:

1. Scholarly Contribution: What information and new insights are explored? Does this use humanities research and digital tools?
2. Technical Tools and User Experience: How does the project work? Is the project easy to navigate?
3. Attribution and Ethics: Is the information properly cited? Does the project avoid bias?
4. Impact: What is the impact on research? Who is the audience? Does this engage others?

Digital Humanities (DH) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) intersect fascinatingly, combining technology with studying human culture, history, and society. In this context, GIS analyzes and represents spatial data, allowing scholars to explore historical, literary, and cultural topics through maps and spatial visualizations.

• GeoHumanities
•  Artists in Paris
• Google Arts & Culture

Virtual Tours: Explore virtual exhibitions and key aspects of your topic using a variety of interactive tools.