Some authors from DHA 2014 have provided their presentations for sharing; these are available (alphabetically, according to author surname below)

• Abe & Kobayashi - Profiling developmental patterns of learner language – Abe & Kobayashi
• Alessi - Early English Opera and the Digital Presentation DHA 2014
• Beavers - Why does computational philosophy belong in the digital humanities Anthony Beavers
• Beavers - Computational philosophy and the moral implications of automated decision making Anthony Beavers
• Brownlee, Kilner & Mason - Data Models and services Brownlee Kilner & Mason
• Champion - 3D world is your stage Champion
• Finney - How to discover Textual Groups
• Flash - Interpreting the text mine Flach
• Hutchison - The-social-and-technological-challenges-of-augmenting-the-ABCs-archival-collection-Jonathon-Hutchinson
• Munson - To VRE or not to VRE Matt Munson
• Powell - Building-DH-Community-on-the-regional-scale-Daniel-Powell
• Roe - Navigating-the-18th-Century-republic-of-letters-Glenn-ROE
• Ryan - FloraCultures John RYAN
• Schoch - Collaborative-Academic-Writing Christof Schöch
• Searle & Johnson - Creating-a-Database-of-Religious-Nonconformity-and-Performance-in-Britain-1620-1680-Searle-Johnson
• Thieberger - http://paradisec.org.au/AADHBates.pdf