The Digital Research Tools (DiRT) Wiki is definitely a valuable resource for anyone trying to do a number of tasks using digital technologies in the Humanities. It has sections on qualitative data analysis and staying current with research as well as a number of more hands-on creative digital tools.
Taken from their About page:
Reports on digital scholarship have called for a resource like DiRT. For instance, participants in the 2005 Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities found that “the most valuable aid for collaboration would be a clearinghouse to inform and educate digital scholars about useful tools” (17). DiRT aims to serve as a central “clearinghouse” for information about tools useful to scholarship.
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