
Wayne Graham was head of the Scholars’ Lab Research and Development team. He holds an MA in history from the College of William and Mary and his BA in history from the Virginia Military Institute.
Before joining the Scholars’ Lab in 2009, he worked at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s Department of Historical Research, then as a systems administrator and programmer at William and Mary’s Earl Gregg Swem Library. Over the course of those years, he worked as a historical researcher, TEI specialist, web developer, systems architect, dabbling in computer graphics, high-performance computing, and emerging technologies coordination.
Wayne is an advocate of open source software, having worked on many projects over the course of his career. Some of the more notable projects include MyCroft, VuFind, SolrMarc, Blacklight. More recently, he has contributed the many repositories in Github, as well as the numerous Scholars’ Lab projects there.
Having mentored many Digital Humanities and Praxis Fellows over the last several years in software development, he has also taught at the Humanities Intensive Learning and Teaching Institute, as well as writing a couple books on developing applications using the Facebook APIs.
As a “full-stack” developer, Wayne’s technical expertise is in web application languages, systems design, and techncial training for humanities-based research questions. His research interests include public humanities, augmented and virtual reality, photogrammetry, and scholarly interface design.
All Posts by Wayne
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Augmented Reality and Simulation09.08.2015
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//TODO - Introduce Code Concepts06.29.2015
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Neatline 2.4.003.09.2015
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Adventures in Converting Subversion to Git03.02.2015
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Welcoming Ammon Shepherd and Scott Bailey05.08.2014
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Are you our new Digital Humanities Developer?01.06.2014
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Problem Solving with HTML5 Audio08.15.2013
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Mountain Lion and RVM11.28.2012
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Omeka Capistrano Recipes09.24.2012
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Geocoding for Neatline - Part II09.11.2012
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Geocoding for Neatline - Part I09.10.2012
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On Complexity05.14.2012
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WordPress Pharma Hack03.19.2012
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Customizing Bash03.02.2012
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Teaching CoffeeScript02.21.2012
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Last week in Open Source08.15.2011
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This week in Open Source08.04.2011
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Welcoming David McClure!05.02.2011
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DH Dev Links for 2/1402.17.2011
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DH Dev Picks02.10.2011
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Are you our new Web Applications Specialist?02.04.2011
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Are you our new Senior Developer?11.09.2010
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Synchronizing Development Databases09.24.2010
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Code Reviews and the Digital Humanities08.18.2010
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Why Ruby?05.11.2010
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Automating Omeka Deployment with Capistrano04.20.2010
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Omeka Timeline Plugin04.14.2010
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Large Files and Omeka12.16.2009