New technologies and social network in research in Humanities
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Collaborative work, extended research network, visibility and existing communication and conversation channels are some of the ideas that we must favour and take under consideration in applying new technologies and social networks to research in Humanities.
This article provides some reflections on this issue and is to show specific ways in which further progress is possible when we incorporate the meaningful technical advances.
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