“Data? I don’t have data” is a common refrain for researchers working in the arts and humanities. Yet whether or not you consider yourself a “digital humanist,” the reality is that most of us are working digitally now, and there are different techniques for managing...
Digital Matters Speaker Series Wednesday, January 16th 2:30 to 3:30 pm In Digital Matters at the Marriott Library "The London Stage Database: Recovering Past Digital Humanities Projects for Future Users" Mattie Burkert, Assistant Professor of English at Utah State University The London Stage Database is...
Introduction to Digital Exhibits with OmekaS Presenter: Anna Neatrour, Digital Initiatives Librarian Omeka is a content management system (CMS) specifically built for digital exhibits, it is widely used by the GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) Community. It also has great documentation and projects to draw upon...
Whether you’re interested in working with images in your writing or creating more visually striking text documents, the tools available to users of InDesign can be valuable and transformative once learned. In this collaborative workshop space, we will explore how inventive forms and visual distortions...
Please join us on April 15th in Digital Matters to hear our Spring 2019 Graduate Fellows and Faculty Grantees share about their DM projects. Jace Brittain, DM Graduate Fellow, PhD candidate in Creative Writing, A Mountain Pine Script: on Bark Beetles, Illegibility, and Artistic Approaches to Climate...
What does “privacy” mean in the Digital Age? Does it exist or is it a myth, constructed by those who profess to protect and store it? This workshop addresses questions concerning digital privacy, access, accessibility, and authority and teaches users practical tools applied in the...
Interested in automatically pulling data from a web site instead of manually cutting and pasting? Are you a historian interested in census data? Are you a communication scholar interested in pulling key words from presidential speeches and inserting them into a structured database? Learn how...
