DATABASE OF E-HUMANITIES RESOURCES IN AUSTRALIA AND RELATED DATABASES INTERNATIONALLY

The Australian e-Humanities Research Network aims

1. to support the work of technologically active researchers in developing new approaches to research and delivery using digital methods; and
2. to extend the benefits of this research to Humanities researchers and practitioners in cultural and educational organisations throughout Australia, through the promotion of information flow, training and availability of discipline-appropriate tools.

This database, commenced January 2004 and funded by ARC Research network seed funding, is the first step in developing a comprehensive online resource for Australian Humanities scholars. The initial implementation links three categories of information: people, grants and projects. Additional categories will be added as the database develops.

The term 'project' should be interpreted loosely to include useful resources (such as online databases or technical information) as well as any sort of personal or institutional research. At this stage we've kept it very simple to encourage contributions. It will be expanded later to include more structured descriptions.

If this is your first visit, please register and then add projects or add grants, and link yourself to any projects or any grants in which you are involved.

Users may also search through registered projects, registered grants and registered users in the database.

If you have already registered, you may login to the database.