Khalid, A. K. M. Iftekhar, Frank Onuh, Barbara Bordalejo, and Daniel Paul
O’Donnell. 2026. “Owing Our Souls to the Company Store: The Digital Platform
Economy as Rentier Capitalism.” Information & Media. Under review.
Under review
McKnight, Jocelyn, and Daniel Paul O’Donnell. 2026. “What Is a Digital
Edition, Really? The Electronic Cædmon’s Hymn at Twenty-One.”
Code4Lib. In press.
In press
Pafumi, Davide, Jocelyn McKnight, Nathan D. Woods, and Daniel Paul O’Donnell.
2026. “Loose Screws? Testing Screwmeneutics as an Approach to Old English
Digital Philology.” Digital Studies / Le champ numérique. Accepted
for publication.
Accepted for publication
Bordalejo, Barbara, and Peter Robinson, eds. 2026. The General
Prologue. The Canterbury Tales. Scholarly digital edition.
Published 29 July 2026.
Bordalejo, Barbara, and Peter Robinson, eds. 2026. The Miller’s
Tale. The Canterbury Tales. Scholarly digital edition.
Published 29 July 2026.
Grandfield, Virgil, Davide Pafumi, Daniel Paul O’Donnell, and Frank Onuh.
2026. “The ‘Sub-editor Model’: Integrating Apprenticeship into Editorial
Decision-Making for Acquiring Scholarly Communication Skills.”
Insights 39: article 15.
Bordalejo, Barbara, Davide Pafumi, Morgan S. Pearce, and Daniel Paul
O’Donnell. 2025. “Adapting a Research Tool for Teaching in a Post-Pandemic
World: Textual Communities and Critical Digital Pedagogy in the Context of
a Comprehensive Liberal Arts Research University.”
Digital Humanities Quarterly 19 (2).
Bordalejo, Barbara, Davide Pafumi, Frank Onuh, A. K. M. Iftekhar Khalid,
Morgan Slayde Pearce, and Daniel Paul O’Donnell. 2025. “‘Scarlet Cloak and
the Forest Adventure’: A Preliminary Study of the Impact of AI on Commonly
Used Writing Tools.” International Journal of Educational Technology in
Higher Education 22 (1): 6.
Woods, Nathan D., Davide Pafumi, Barbara Bordalejo, and Daniel O’Donnell.
2024. “Divergent Data Cultures: Mapping the Data Problem in the Humanities.”
Peer-reviewed long abstract, CSDH/SCHN 2024, Montréal.
Woods, Nathan, Barbara Bordalejo, and Daniel O’Donnell. 2023. “Data Problems
in the Humanities, or ‘When everybody is special, no one is’?”
Peer-reviewed long abstract, Digital Humanities 2023, Graz.
O’Donnell, Daniel, Nathan Woods, and Barbara Bordalejo. 2023. “Small Data
projects/Big Data research: contemporary problems and historical solutions.”
Peer-reviewed long abstract, Digital Humanities 2022, Tokyo.