Video Archive: “Introduction to Digital Humanities Tools” Lightning Talk Event Marriott Library, Digital Matters Tuesday, December 6th, 2016 Six speakers will each give a ten-minute overview of a different digital humanities tool and will finish the event with 10-15 minutes of Q&A. Tools and Speakers:...
Jacqueline Wernimont (Assist. Prof. of English and Digital Humanities at Arizona State U.) will be delivering a public lecture on April 11, from 1-2 p.m., in the Digital Matters Popup Space (Marriott Library, Level 2). The topic of her lecture will be her upcoming book:...
An introductory meeting for graduate students who may be interested in joining the Digital Matters Collaboratory. This is a group that collaboratively designs a digital humanities project, learns the skills necessary, and works together to complete the project over the year. No previous digital humanities...
Join us on to Tuesday, September 4th, to discuss Dennis Tenen's Plain Text: The Poetics of Computation (Stanford University Press, 2017).
Digital Matters Workshop - Humanities Data Visualization with Tableau Workshop by David Roh, DM Director Important: You will need a laptop during the workshop. Also, please download and install TableauPublic in advance of the workshop. Dataset Resources 2016 Presidential Election Results by County (Github) ...
Digital Matters would like to announce an upcoming talk by Wendy Wischer (Assistant Professor, Sculpture Intermedia Department of Art and Art History). Her talked, entitled Overlapping Boundaries will be on Tuesday, October 2nd from 2:30 to 3:30 pm in the Digital Matters pop-up space located...
Digital Matters Workshop - Text Mining Using Voyant led by Lisa Swanstrom, Associate Professor of English
The Digital Matters Faculty Learning Community would like to announce an upcoming talk by Heather Houser (Associate Professor of English at UT Austin and Tanner Humanities Visiting Fellow). Dr. Houser’s talk, “Extinction and Designer Ecosystems in Digital Media,” will take place on Tuesday November 6th...
Do you have humanities data? Do you hope to someday have humanities data? Then come to this workshop and learn how to tell a story with your data! In the humanities we are well trained in finding and telling stories, but we often have little...
The Digital Matters Faculty Learning Community would like to announce an upcoming talk by Paul Reeve (Professor of History) and Anna Neatrour (Digital Initiatives Librarian). Their talk, “Century of Black Mormons: A Public History Partnership,” will take place on Tuesday December 4th from 2:30 to...
“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...
