[See SEGMENTS below] Thomas Dabbs speaks with Jenelle Jenstad about the future of digital humanities, specifically in early modern research. Janelle is General Editor and Director of The Map of Early Modern London (MoEML) and a Coordinating Editor of the Internet Shakespeare Editions (ISE). She is also director of LEMDO (Linked Early Modern Drama Online), a TEI encoding, editing, and anthology-building platform for Early Modern Drama. She is a team member for The Endings Project, which seeks to develop strategies for concluding and preserving scholarly digital projects, and for maintaining long-term usability across a representative range of disciplines and DH methodologies. Janelle also maintains a blog that focuses on occasional drama.
SEGMENTS:
0:00:00 - Intro and greetings
0:02:25 - LEMDO (Linked Early Modern Drama Online), TEI
0:04:05 - Internet Shakespeare Editions (ISE) and LEMDO
0:12:27 - Future of LEMDO, Queen's Men, Digital Renaissance Editions (DRE)
0:15:28 - Mayoral Shows Anthology (MOMS)
0:16:00 - Summary of LEMDO's platform,
0:19:38 - Map of Early Modern London (MoEML), John Stow, Mayoral Shows
0:41:44 - Gazetteers
0:44:03 - Janelle's background humanities/digital
0:45:55 - Livery companies, trade guilds
0:53:24 - The beginnings of MoEML
0:58:19 - MoEML 6.6, Copyrights?
1:02:42 - Academic credit for digital contributors
1:10:01 - Linked data
1:14:00 - Paul's Cross churchyard, ESTC, Stationer's Hall
1:19:00 - The future of LEMDO
1:21:10 - The Endings Project and points of failure
1:29:05 - Closing remarks
LINKS:
LEMDO: https://lemdo.uvic.ca
Internet Shakespeare Editions: https://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
Map of Early Modern London: https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca
Digital Renaissance Editions: https://digitalrenaissance.uvic.ca