Digital Humanities

An open-source content management system that enables users to create and host a dynamic website that utilizes texts, metadata, visualizations, interactive maps, and more.

A repository where researchers can make the images and data accompanying their work easily available in a citable, shareable and discoverable manner. All file formats can be published, including videos and datasets that are often demoted to the supplemental materials section in current publishing models. Users of the site maintain full control over the management of their research while benefiting from global access, version control and secure backups in the cloud.

A platform where software developers can upload their source code or other files, with version control using Git.

A free open-source platform built with indigenous communities to manage and share their digital heritage in culturally relevant and ethically-minded ways.

A web publishing platform used to create digital exhibits, archives, or collections.

A free, open-source publishing platform for long-form, born-digital, multimedia scholarship. Useful for creating non-linear and non-hierarchical content.

A slide hosting service. You can upload files privately or publicly in a variety of formats including PowerPoint and OpenDocument presentations, Word Documents, and PDFs. YouTube videos can also be embedded in slidedecks.

An open-source platform for publishing websites or media projects.