Advocacy by Design
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Purdom Lindblad
University of Maryland
Jeremy Boggs
University of Virginia
This course helps participants consider how their own priorities and values shape the research and design of digital work. For us, a digital humanities that practices critical engagement means [...]
Collections as Data
Thomas Padilla
University of Nevada Las Vegas
Mia Ridge
British Library
A growing amount of interest has been dedicated to an emerging orientation to collections referred to as “collections as data”(ex. 1, ex. 2, ex. 3). Generally speaking, work in [...]
Connecting Digital Humanities to Public Audiences [CANCELED]
Modupe Labode
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Elizabeth "Elee" Wood
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Note: This course has been canceled and will not be offered at HILT 2018. Connecting publics to the digital humanities requires skill, persistence, and intentionality at all phases of a [...]
Developing Black Digital Humanities Initiatives
Catherine Knight Steele
University of Maryland
Trevor Muñoz
University of Maryland
The intersection of black studies and digital humanities combines two complex interdisciplinary areas that bridge scholarship and practice. Neither black studies nor digital humanities has a singular disciplinary home [...]
Digital Methods for Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies
Brandon Locke
Educopia Institute
Lauren Tilton
University of Richmond
Note: This course is at capacity and is no longer accepting additional registrations. How can we transform cultural artifacts, including texts, images, film, and objects into data in productive [...]
Digital Surrogates: Representation, Engagement, and Meaning
Dot Porter
University of Pennsylvania
Bridget Whearty
SUNY Binghamton
This course asks participants to learn about the process of creating digital surrogates with attention to issues of representation, engagement, and meaning. Beginning with the question “What does it [...]
Help! I’m a Humanist! — Humanities Programming with Python
Brandon Walsh
University of Virginia
Ethan Reed
University of Virginia
This course introduces participants to humanities programming through the use of Python for data acquisition, cleaning, and analysis. The course assumes no prior technical knowledge and will focus on [...]
Spaces and Stories in the Black Public Humanities
Jim Casey
Princeton University
Sarah Patterson
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
In this course, we will discuss the projects, questions, and theories circulating in the growing community of Black Digital Humanities. These ideas include conversations around race, space, and the [...]
Text Analysis
Katie Rawson
University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Scott Enderle
University of Pennsylvania Libraries
This class will examine methods and practices for text analysis. Freely available tools and excellent tutorials have made it easier to apply computational text analysis techniques; however, researchers may [...]