Join us the first Wednesday of the month during the Fall 2024 semester for our monthly craft circle in Protospace! Bring your lunch, Bring your friends, Bring your crafting projects.
This Data Carpentry workshop is organized by the DELPHI Data Science Initiative. Registration is free, but space is limited. To reserve your spot, please register. Visit the workshop website for more details.
In this research talk, Seth Keeton will present his Vocal Pedagogy Lineage project, which leverages Wikidata to visualize the network of students and voice teachers. The talk will include a tutorial on querying Wikidata. Seth Keeton received his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Vocal Performance...
Join us the first Wednesday of the month during the Fall 2024 semester for our monthly craft circle in Protospace! Bring your lunch, Bring your friends, Bring your crafting projects.
Please join us for Artificial Intelligence and Experimental Writing where we will hear from two experts on the intersections of avant-garde literature and artificial intelligence. Featuring: Daniel Snelson is an Assistant Professor at UCLA and co-curator of Eclipse Archive. His current book project is about...
Come by and hear about all the amazing work teachers, students, innovators, and staff have been using our space for all semester. We will hear from all the classes and recurring groups that meet in Digital Matters, including: AI and the Environment (Department of English)...
Join us the first Wednesday of the month during the Fall 2024 semester for our monthly craft circle in Protospace! Bring your lunch, Bring your friends, Bring your crafting projects.
Together, we will work to explore 3D scanning to document and preserve objects that hold personal and artistic significance. In this hands-on workshop, led by Digital Matters Graduate Fellow Pablo Cruz-Ayala (MFA Student, Studio Art), participants will learn to use Polycam, a versatile application tool,...
This workshop, led by Digital Matters Graduate Fellow Aly Hill (PhD Candidate, Communication), offers practical strategies to help researchers transform complex academic findings into compelling stories for broader audiences using digital media and AI tools. Participants will learn how to simplify technical language, adapt research...
Dr. Claudio Saunt, Richard B. Russell Professor in American History, Regents' Professor, and Co-Director of the Center for Virtual History at the University of Georgia, will present a digital history project that accompanies his book, Unworthy Republic: The Dispossession of Native Americans and the Road...
