How does one teach skills in Digital Humanities (DH) to undergraduates
in a traditional survey course? Or to graduate students in literature seminars?
This special issue hopes to address those questions—as well as offer
some answers to the perpetual question, “What is DH?” I begin this introduction
by surveying the pedagogical field for DH as its own specialization
(in other words, the pedagogy of DH), then move to a discussion of the
pedagogy of DH in the English classroom.