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ICT Methods

The database of People and Projects is searchable by ICT Methods, under the categories listed in the box on the right. Click on each category for detailed information about the methods that come under it, and to display the People and Projects that have used them.

The system of categories, sub-headings and detailed methods is extensive and quite complicated, but serves the important purpose of enabling projects to map onto other projects using the same methods, in Oxford and beyond. It also provides a convenient overview of the wide range of work in digital humanities field.

The methods classification used derives from a system developed at King's College London with support from the AHRC and JISC: full information may be found at the site www.arts-humanites.net.

The People and Projects tabs below contain full lists of all the items in the database ordered by the title of the project or the surname of the person. You can click on project titles or on people's names for details about each if these details have been approved by the persons involved.

Members of the University should use the Oxford login to enter, update and approve People and Projects Details. This only requires the usual Oxford username and password. Try to describe the methods you use in as much detail as you can, to allow the maximum mapping onto other work elsewhere.