Introduction to Digital Humanities (DH): Useful Websites

This guide is developed by American Council of Learned Societies for the Luce/ACLS Digital Archives Mapping Project in providing an overview of open databases and free resources with primary materials for China studies research.

This is the official website of CDH, Princeton University. It provides you with some excellent DH project examples.

This website composes an useful list of online DH tools. Those tools are free to students, or have generous trial periods. The tools are categorized with a comprehensive taxonomy of digital-humanities activities, such as text analysis tools, network analysis tools and project exhibition tools.

Supported by Duke Library, the Duke Digital Humanities Initiative has created a comprehensive guide to DH, from its definition to popular tools and topics.

This is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed, open access journal featuring scholarship, tools, and conversations produced, identified, and tracked by members of the DH community.

This online article summarizes the emergence and development of DH.

This is a online platform run by National Taiwan University. The platform publishes the latest DH news in Taiwan and beyond and introduces some DH resources to researchers.

This is the official website of UCL Centre for Digital Humanities, posting up interesting blog articles as well as giving you some updated examples of DH projects

The Research Center for Digital Humanities, Taiwan University aims to facilitate a complete digital research environment in Taiwan. The website includes some databases and DH projects which are open access.