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Digital humanities can be understood both as a field in its own right and as a way of identifying digital research and project development efforts in specific humanities fields. More broadly, it also refers to any digital activity that furthers research in the humanities, or assists in the scholarly activities of its practitioners. Some of these activities may operate outside of any particular humanities field: for example, digital publishing or digital libraries.

Flanders & Mylonas. "Digital Humanities," Encyclopedia of Library and Information Sciences (3rd ed.) [UW restricted]

A digital humanities center is an entity where new media and technologies are used for humanities-based research, teaching, and intellectual engagement and experimentation. The goals of the center are to further humanities scholarship, create new forms of knowledge, and explore technology’s impact on humanities based disciplines.

Diane M. Zorich  “A Survey of Digital Humanities Centers in the United States.” November 2008. Pages 4-5.