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4CAST 2017: Our Lives Online
4CAST ’17 will highlight teaching and learning issues related to Big Data, social media, and new technologies—topics set forth by the Office of Outreach and Engagement (Provost’s Office) for our campus-wide Theme Semester, “Our Lives Online.” Come help us celebrate ten years of this popular event. Talks by invited guest speakers will be followed by […]
Watch VideoThe Tinkering Humanist-Versions and Versioning with Juxta
In our second workshop, we cover Versions and Versioning with Juxta. Scholarly editions have witnessed a radical transformation in the digital age. Whereas traditional “versioning”–the comparison of multiple versions of a text–relied on the limitations of the print format, digital editions allow more fluid and nimble presentation of the transformation of a text over time. We […]
Continue ReadingThe Tinkering Humanist-Topic Modelling
In our first workshop, we cover the suite of topic-modelling tools known as Voyant. Have you ever wished you could simply press a button and see the major topics of a novel or book of poetry? With this workshop on Voyant Tools, you can! This is the first workshop in a series of Digital Humanities […]
Continue ReadingStorify highlights of Tom Scheinfeldt’s (@foundhistory) talk & workshop with Digital Bridges on Sept 16, 2016
Highlights of Tom Scheinfeldt’s (@foundhistory) talk & workshop with Digital Bridges on Sept 16, 2016 […]
Continue ReadingDigital Humanities Fellowship
The American Philosophical Society (APS) Library in Philadelphia seeks applicants for its inaugural Digital Humanities Fellowship. This two-month fellowship is open to scholars who are comfortable creating tools and visualizations, as well as those interested in working collaboratively with the APS technology team. Scholars, including graduate students, at any stage of their career may apply. […]
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Jan. 14, 9:00-2:30 Bridging Art and Science: STEAM Education in a Digital World Kickoff keynote by John Unsworth (Vice-Provost for Technology and Library Services, CIO, and Professor of English, Brandeis University) about the impact of innovative technologies on student learning. Unsworth will discuss how the art and science of 3-D fabrication enable users to acquire […]
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