Digital scholarship is a broad, interdisciplinary field that includes computationally engaged research and pedagogy, and digital publication. The field integrates traditional scholarly methods with new and newly emerging technologies to question and investigate traditional scholarly paradigms and utilize new methods of working.
Researchers and students interested in digital or open scholarship are prepared to integrate scholarly methodologies with technological skills. Examples include open publishing, community-engaged research, text analysis, data mining, visualization, modeling and simulation, geospatial analysis and mapping, multi-modal storytelling, network analysis, and mark-up. (UW Libraries, n.d. https://www.lib.washington.edu/digitalscholarship)
Consider these activities and what questions will guide your exploration into digital scholarship.
There are many ways to engage with digital scholarship. What follows are just a handful of examples that can help get you started.