The Digital Forum seeks to enhance the visibility of important research projects at the intersection of Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities with its series of Showcases, published regularly in the EAJS Newsflash and online. The Showcases describe and evaluate specific digital approaches in an accessible format, inviting EAJS members to explore the potential of the Digital Humanities within Jewish Studies.
Key Documents of German-Jewish History
by Anna Menny and Christopher Steinbiß, Institute for the History of the German Jews. June 2022.
Dutch Elite Jews, the Dutch Biography Portal and Nodegoat
by Sietske van der Veen, The Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands and Utrecht University. April 2022. 
Footprints in Frankfurt: Tracing the Circulation of Early Hebrew Books
by Kerstin von der Krone, Head of Judaica Division, University Library Frankfurt am Main. February 2022.
Epidat
by Thomas Kollatz, Digital Academy, Mainz. January 2022.
eScriptorium
by Daniel Stoekl, Directeur d’Etudes at the EPHE. December 2021.
DICTA: The Israel Center for Text Analysis
by Avi Shmidman, Senior Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University; Senior Researcher, DICTA. January 2021.
The Other Within: Iconographic Representations of the Self and the Other in the Haggadah (1350-1950)
by Débora Marques de Matos, Institute for Jewish Studies, University of Münster. December 2020.
PEACE: A Portal of Epigraphy, Archaeology, Conservation and Education on Jewish Funerary Culture
by Ortal-Paz Saar, Utrecht University, Netherlands. November 2020.
Minhag Italia: Variations of Jewishness in the Nineteenth Century as Reflected in Italian Prayer Books – A Digital Analysis
by Alessandro Grazi, Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz. August 2020.
MEDIATE: The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-Century Europe
by Anna E. de Wilde, Radboud University Nijmegen. June/July 2020.
The Prenumeranten Project: Digitizing Pre-Subscriber Lists
by Elli Fischer, University of Haifa/University of Wrocław. May 2020.