From the Synopsis:

Presenting the results of the World Wide Web of Humanities project, which aims to establish a framework for e-Humanities research using available open source tools and technologies and archived web content to create novel research interfaces to the first of many, scholarly, e-Humanities web collections.

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See Also: Toolkits for e-Humanities: Project Workshop

Presenting the results of the Digitised Resources: A Usage and Impact Study project, which combines quantitative and qualitative indicators to measure the impact of online scholarly resources. The toolkit being developed will include a number of elements which will aid other researchers and funding bodies to assess the impact of digitisation projects.

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Source: Oxford Internet Institute

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