Digital Humanities
Space encompassing communities that apply computational and digital methods to humanities research and practice, covering disciplines such as history, archaeology, literary studies, and pedagogy with shared tools (e.g., TEI, GIS), vocabularies, and collaborative networks.
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Space encompassing the study and interpretation of past events, methodologies of historiography, and diverse sub-communities such as Ancient, Medieval, and Public History, each with specialized journals, conferences, and insider practices.
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History
Space encompassing the study and interpretation of past events, methodologies of historiography, and diverse sub-communities such as Ancient, Medieval, and Public History, each with specialized journals, conferences, and insider practices.
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Space encompassing the study and interpretation of past events, methodologies of historiography, and diverse sub-communities such as Ancient, Medieval, and Public History, each with specialized journals, conferences, and insider practices.
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Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
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Humanities
A broad domain covering the creation, distribution, and consumption of media via digital channels, encompassing the evolving rituals, jargon, and subcultures that emerge across memes, streaming platforms, online forums, digital art, and virtual worlds.
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Digital Media & Internet Culture
Broad Space covering the integration of digital tools, platforms, and methodologies to support teaching and learning across K–12, higher education, and corporate training. It encompasses the development, deployment, and study of technologies—from LMS and digital curricula to analytics and immersive media—and hosts professional networks, events, and research communities.
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Educational Technology
Space covering the scientific study of human language in all its aspects—structure, variation, meaning, and use—including multiple specialized research communities and dedicated conferences, journals, and methodologies.
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Linguistics
Space encompassing the study and interpretation of past events, methodologies of historiography, and diverse sub-communities such as Ancient, Medieval, and Public History, each with specialized journals, conferences, and insider practices.
Contains 7 bubblesHistory
Broad academic domain encompassing the study of human culture, expression, and thought across disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, languages, art history, archaeology, and related sub-fields.
Contains 6 bubblesHumanities
A broad domain covering the creation, distribution, and consumption of media via digital channels, encompassing the evolving rituals, jargon, and subcultures that emerge across memes, streaming platforms, online forums, digital art, and virtual worlds.
Contains 13 bubblesDigital Media & Internet Culture
Broad Space covering the integration of digital tools, platforms, and methodologies to support teaching and learning across K–12, higher education, and corporate training. It encompasses the development, deployment, and study of technologies—from LMS and digital curricula to analytics and immersive media—and hosts professional networks, events, and research communities.
Contains 4 bubblesEducational Technology
Space covering the scientific study of human language in all its aspects—structure, variation, meaning, and use—including multiple specialized research communities and dedicated conferences, journals, and methodologies.
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Digital Storytelling is a community of creators who use digital media tools—like video, podcasts, interactive websites, and multimedia—to craft and share narratives online, fostering distinctive approaches and workflows unavailable in traditional storytelling.
Digital Storytelling
Heritage & Museums refers to a global community of professionals dedicated to safeguarding, interpreting, and providing access to humanity's cultural artifacts and heritage sites. This bubble includes curators, conservators, museum educators, and administrators who shape how history and culture are preserved and shared.
Cultural Heritage & Museums
Digital journalism is a professional community dedicated to creating, distributing, and innovating news for online audiences using multimedia, real-time updates, and data-driven strategies.
Digital Journalism
Geo Visualization is the active community of GIS professionals, developers, and enthusiasts dedicated to creating visual representations of spatial data through interactive and static maps using specialized tools and design principles.
Geospatial Visualization
Military History is a global community of historians, enthusiasts, and professionals focused on the study and analysis of warfare, military organizations, strategies, and the cultural and societal impacts of conflict. Members engage through publications, conferences, debates, and vibrant online forums.
Military History
Data visualization is the practice and community focused on transforming data into visual forms—such as charts, graphs, maps, and interactive dashboards—to reveal patterns, trends, and insights. It brings together designers, analysts, technologists, and researchers who use visual tools to make complex data understandable and actionable.
Data Visualization
Digital Storytelling is a community of creators who use digital media tools—like video, podcasts, interactive websites, and multimedia—to craft and share narratives online, fostering distinctive approaches and workflows unavailable in traditional storytelling.
Digital Storytelling
Heritage & Museums refers to a global community of professionals dedicated to safeguarding, interpreting, and providing access to humanity's cultural artifacts and heritage sites. This bubble includes curators, conservators, museum educators, and administrators who shape how history and culture are preserved and shared.
Cultural Heritage & Museums
Digital journalism is a professional community dedicated to creating, distributing, and innovating news for online audiences using multimedia, real-time updates, and data-driven strategies.
Digital Journalism
Geo Visualization is the active community of GIS professionals, developers, and enthusiasts dedicated to creating visual representations of spatial data through interactive and static maps using specialized tools and design principles.
Geospatial Visualization
Military History is a global community of historians, enthusiasts, and professionals focused on the study and analysis of warfare, military organizations, strategies, and the cultural and societal impacts of conflict. Members engage through publications, conferences, debates, and vibrant online forums.
Military History
Data visualization is the practice and community focused on transforming data into visual forms—such as charts, graphs, maps, and interactive dashboards—to reveal patterns, trends, and insights. It brings together designers, analysts, technologists, and researchers who use visual tools to make complex data understandable and actionable.
Data Visualization
Food historians are scholars and researchers who study the origins, evolution, and cultural impacts of cuisines, ingredients, and eating practices across societies and time periods.
Food Historians
Game Studies is an academic field focused on analyzing games and play, particularly digital games, as complex cultural, social, and technical artifacts.
Game Studies
The History of Science community explores the evolution of scientific ideas, practices, and institutions throughout history, employing specialized research methods and interpretive approaches. Scholars in this field analyze not only the progression of scientific knowledge but also its cultural, social, and political contexts.
History Of Science
Digital note-taking refers to the growing practice of capturing, organizing, and managing information using digital tools, with an active community exchanging methods, tools, and workflows to refine the process. This community shares templates, techniques, and specialized jargon for efficient and flexible knowledge management.
Digital Note-taking
Academic Knowledge Sharing Platforms are online networks where scholars and researchers connect, share scholarly works, engage in discourse, and build reputational standing within their fields.
Academic Knowledge Sharing Platforms
Digital Publishing is a professional community focused on the creation, distribution, and management of digital-first content such as e-books, audiobooks, and content-driven apps, using specialized workflows and platform-specific tools.
