Explain the difference between a digital repository and a digital project.

Option #3: Digital Humanities After reading Terras’ chapter, “Digitization and digital resources in the Humanities,” please do the following: Identify and explain one advantage and one disadvantage of the digitization of Humanities resources. Explain the difference between a digital repository and a digital project. Find a specific digital repository OR digital project online and do the following: Provide a brief description of it. Include things like where it is housed, who created and maintains it, what kinds of information it contains, what subject in the Humanities it covers (art, music, history, religion, literature, languages, theater, film, etc.) Examine and describe how the information is presented. For instance, do you have to use a search engine? Are there subject guides? Does it use a mapping tool? Point out any difficulties you had navigating the information or any particularly well-designed features for the user. Q#2: This week, the text readings include a discussion of inflation. While you are already familiar with the basics of inflation, do read the text with care, as it gives you useful fuller detail on the relationships between money supply, monetary policy, and inflation. But at the moment, the world isn’t facing any meaningful inflationary pressure. But there are numerous signs of potential deflation. And that has several central banks nervous. However, we rarely discuss deflation in economics courses. The last time it happened in the US was during the Great Depression. Japan dealt with deflation during the 1990s and off and on since then. China has come close, but central bank actions seem to have prevented it. And now the Euro Zone is facing possible deflation to which the European Central Bank has finally started to respond. This week, explore the causes of deflation, why it is considered to have negative consequences for an economy, and how it can be prevented or stopped once started. Is there a linkage between inflation and deflation? Do respond to all of these parts so as to provide a complete picture. Following are some recent articles from The Economist, which should be helpful. You will, of course, want to do additional research. The Dangers of Deflation The Euro Zone Slides Towards Deflation What is Deflation and What Does It Mean for You?