Articles 

27 Aug

What if databases could understand each other? An Introduction to Linked Open Data

What if databases could not only store information but also clearly indicate who, what, or what relationships they are actually referring to? Linked Data is based precisely on this idea. It is a method of publishing structured data that makes it possible to create an interconnected network across different pieces of information. In the field of digital humanities, it opens up the possibility of linking information about people, places, works, or events across different data sources.

26 Jun

Religion, Activism, and Computational Approaches: Interview with Tereza Menšíková

How can digital methods be used to study religion, activism, or social changes? Tereza Menšíková combines ethnography with the analysis of large-scale online data. In this interview, she explores the possibilities and limitations of the digital humanities and explains why detailed knowledge of the field is also crucial for interpreting data.

27 May

Cultural Memory in the Age of Data Infrastructures

The article focuses on digital repositories and archives in the field of digital humanities and highlights the importance of understanding humanities data as carriers of interpretation, context, and cultural memory.

27 Mar

When the Public Helps Science: Crowdsourcing in Digitization

How can the public contribute to scientific research? This article explores the role of crowdsourcing in digitization processes and shows how volunteers help process historical documents and other cultural data.

27 Feb

Transformations of Text Editions and Storytelling in the Digital Age

How can digital editions tell stories? This article focuses on how interactivity and digital storytelling are transforming work with textual sources in the field of digital humanities. It shows that digital editions are a new form of publication that provides space for interpretation, structuring knowledge, and sharing research results with both experts and students.

16 Dec 2025

From Medieval Documents to Digital Archiving: Interview With Stanislav Bárta

Medieval sources in the digital age? Stanislav Bárta researches the documents of Sigismund of Luxembourg, archival theory, and trends in digital humanities. In this interview, he outlines how modern technology can help make historical documents more accessible.

19 Nov 2025

Data Cleansing Tools and Methods

The article provides a comprehensive overview of the main techniques and available tools currently used for cleaning and preparing data, taking into account their size, the technical skills of users, and project requirements.

Research Data in the Humanities 

Open science emphasizes the accessibility of research data, including in the humanities. But what does data mean in this context? And why is it not neutral? Read this article, which explores the philosophical and practical aspects of the concept of data in the humanities and highlights the importance of the humanities perspective for understanding data culture.