the digital humanities. Part of the reason is that grants in the humanities are geared more toward research with quantifiable results rather than teaching innovations, which are harder to measure. In recognition of a need for more scholarship on the area of teaching, the edited volume Digital Humanities Pedagogy was published and offered case studies and strategies to address how to teach digital humanities methods in various disciplines. See also Cyborg anthropology Digital anthropology References External links Debates in the Digital Humanities book series Digital Humanities Quarterly Intro to Digital Humanities by UCLA Center for Digital Humanities CUNY Digital Humanities Resource Guide by CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative DH Toychest: Guides and Introductions curated by DH scholar Alan Liu How did they make that? by DH scholar Miriam Posner