Digital Humanities

I'm reading the book Using Digital Humanities in the Classroom and here are some of the interesting websites and tools mentioned:

• Companion website
• Omeka as a content management system.
• We all know Flickr, but I did not know that it comes with an integrated annotations/notes feature.
• Then there is VideoAnt to annotate videos, for example from YouTube.
• Annotate music lyrics with Genius.
• Text analysis such as word clouds with Voyant.
• Scanner Pro to scan and manage documents.
• TimeGlider or Sutori for timelines.
• Canva, Vennage, and Piktochart for infographics.
• Wikispaces for wikis and PBworks for collaboration.
• Evernote for staying organized.
• Slack for collaboration.
• IdeaMâché to make online multimedia collages (has a Chrome extension).