On the 27th of January in 2002, the first mail was sent through the Digital Medievalist mailing list (dm-l). Originally, this was understood to be a group of supportive scholars, a “Community of Practice”, that wanted to test digital methods for their research projects. Since then, it has developed into a full-fledged scholarly community with over 1500 registered members and it has also become an integral part of the field nowadays called Digital Humanities (O’Donnell 2005). Digital Medievalist was thus among the first online communities to follow the path many learned societies within the DH umbrella took.
20 Years of Digital Medievalist – A Reflection on the Development of a Community
Bleier, Roman;Campagnolo, Alberto;Fischer, Franz
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2023-01-01
Abstract
On the 27th of January in 2002, the first mail was sent through the Digital Medievalist mailing list (dm-l). Originally, this was understood to be a group of supportive scholars, a “Community of Practice”, that wanted to test digital methods for their research projects. Since then, it has developed into a full-fledged scholarly community with over 1500 registered members and it has also become an integral part of the field nowadays called Digital Humanities (O’Donnell 2005). Digital Medievalist was thus among the first online communities to follow the path many learned societies within the DH umbrella took.
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