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Digital Humanities - Introduction: DH at Exeter

Introducing Digital Humanities methods, practices and support at Exeter

Exeter's Digital Humanities Lab

The Digital Humanities Lab is a state of the art facility offering unique spaces, equipment and training for students and staff in HASS. A specialist team provide support for the digital preservation
and display of historic material and artefacts using advanced technologies; in addition, the team drive the development of new digital platforms for the dissemination of research. Our facilities include:

  • Flagship seminar room equipped with a video wall, including connectivity for multiple laptops;
  • Two digital photography labs, including provision for the 2D digitisation of flat material and bound volumes;
  • Audio-visual lab with a recording studio set up and a sound editing suite including podcast recording
  • MakerSpace equipped with 3D scanning equipment and 3D printers

Learn more about Digital Humanities at Exeter, and the technologies and methods we use, on our website

Our work

Student opportunities
We offer six paid part-time undergraduate internships each academic year to students undertaking a Humanities or combined honours Humanities programme. Digital Humanities Internships are an opportunity for students to gain work experience in the Cultural Heritage sector. We also work on student projects such as Grand Challenges, giving students first-hand experience of archival practice such as handling, cataloguing and recording metadata, as well as digitising 2D and 3D material.
Special Collections
The Digital Humanities team works closely with the University's Special Collections, which manages collections of archives, manuscript and book collections which are too rare, old or fragile to be kept on the open shelves of the library. Our teams work together to plan digitisation projects for Special Collections material. We use the equipment in the Lab to digitise selections from the archives, and work to make them publicly available online. 

Tweets from the DH team

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