DH2026 is the 36th annual conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO). The conference will take place from July 27 to July 31, 2026, at the Daejeon Convention Center in Daejeon, South Korea. Hosted by the Korean Association for Digital Humanities (KADH), the conference will explore the theme of Engagement. We look forward to seeing you there!
For all about the DH2026 – See the official homepage here (https://dh2026.adho.org)
We are excited to announce the inauguration of the KJDH (Korean Journal of Digital Humanities). Please follow the link (in Korean) for more details.
More details on the journal will be posted at our official Journal Management System Website (https://accesson.kr/kjdh/)
Table of Contents
| Section | Title | Author |
| Inaugural Message | Inaugural Message | Jin-ho Park (Seoul National University) |
| Special Contribution | Digital Curation: Digital Humanities Education for Future Generations | Hyeon Kim (The Academy of Korean Studies) |
| Research Paper | Linked Data, What and How? | Jin Ho Park (Hansung University) |
| Encoding the Interpretative Layers of Śāstra Literature with TEI Guidelines | Hyoung Seok Ham (Chonnam National University) | |
| DHmakes: Baking Craft into DH Discourse | Dombrowski, Quinn et al | |
| Kiwi: Developing a Korean Morphological Analyzer Based on Statistical Language Models and Skip-Bigram | Min-chul Lee (Kakao) | |
| Data Paper | Shakespearean Character Network Dataset | Heejin Kim (Kyungpook National University) |
| Data on Modern and Contemporary Korean Magazines by the National Institute of Korean History | Ba-ro Kim (The Academy of Korean Studies) | |
| Translation | Distant Reading, Computational Criticism, and Social Critique: An Interview with Franco Moretti | Jae Yon Lee (UNIST) |
We are glad to announce the KADH 2023 Annual Conference which will be on December 2nd 2023.
The conference will be conducted in Korean, and can be accessible via the links below.
YouTube Streamlink
Zoom Address