Digital humanities, libraries, and partnerships : a critical examination of labor, networks, and community / edited by Robin Kear and Kate Joranson.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Labor and roles -- Transforming the landscape of labor at Universities through digital humanities -- Our marathon: the role of graduate student and library labor in making the Boston bombing digital archive -- Digital humanities as public humanities: transformative collaboration in graduate education -- Exploring the moving image: the role of audiovisual archives as partners for digital humanities and cultural heritage institutions -- Networks and infrastructure -- Old texts and new media: Jewish books on the move and a case for collaboration -- Engaging the knowledge commons: setting up virtual participatory spaces for academic collaboration and community -- The role of responsive library makerspaces in supporting informal learning in the digital humanities -- Digital humanities and image metadata: improving access through shared practices -- Stitching together technology for the digital humanities with the international image interoperability framework (IIIF) -- Archives, community, and history -- Digital humanities as community engagement: the digital watts project -- The collaborative project management model: Akkasah, an arab photography project -- Starting from the archives: digital humanities partnerships, projects, and pedagogies -- Beans and cornbread: the pragmatic crusade to document women's history through cookbooks.