Digital Humanities Sampler Platter
Friday, April 22 from noon to 1:30pm (lunch provided)
All are welcome!
Location: The Edge Workshop Room
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Are you curious about digital humanities but don’t know where to begin your explorations? Were you inspired by the Conversations in the Digital Humanities showcase event last Fall and thinking about plans for next year?  Do you have a project in mind but would like advice from experts on campus? Want to meet and greet other people interested in DH at Duke?

This presentation/discussion event will feature staff and faculty from across campus, who will share several sample projects, and outline campus resources, in some common digital humanities areas:
– text analysis for close and distant reading
– digital mapping of historic sites and itineraries
– 3D models of buildings and objects for historical reconstructions, museum exhibitions, and virtual reality
– networks of people, influences, markets
– digital archives and presentations of hidden collections, under-represented traditions, and new resources

This event is co-sponsored by the Digital Humanities Initiative, the Wired! Lab, Information Science + Society, Digital Scholarship Services, and Data and Visualization Services.

Interested in free seminars like Making Data Visual, Introduction to ArcGIS, Advanced Excel for Data Projects, Easy Interactive Charts and Maps with Tableau, Adobe Illustrator for Diagrams & Visualizations and more…Check out the Spring 2016 Data and Visualization Workshop Series schedule.

Interested in keeping up to date with Data and Visualization services workshops and events? Subscribe to the dvs-announce listserv, follow on Twitter (@duke_data or @duke_vis), or look for announcements on their blog.

Interested in learning ArcGIS, Stata, R and more…Check out the Spring 2015 Data and Visualization Workshop Series.

NOTE: The Data and Visualization Services lab moved into the new Edge Research Space on the first floor of Bostock Library.  The new space offers more room for consultations, instruction, and collaborative projects.

Interested in analyzing, cleaning, mapping, visualizing, or storing data (including text and network data),  there’s a workshop for you! Check out the Fall 2014 Data and Visualization Services Workshop series.

Stay up to date. Subscribe to the dvs-announce listserv, follow them Twitter (@duke_data or @duke_vis), or look for announcements on their blog.

Check out this Top 10 List to see how Data & GIS Services reflected on some of the services, software, and tools that made data work more productive and visible this past spring.

Interested in keeping up to date with workshops and events in Data and GIS?  Subscribe to the dgs-announce listserv or follow them on Twitter (@duke_data).

Data and GIS Services has announced their spring 2014 Workshop Series. New workshops for the spring include sessions on data management planning, network analysis, a historical mapping/GIS session co-sponsored by the Wired! initiative and strategies for getting the most out of R. Registration information and course descriptions are available at: http://library.duke.edu/data/news/

Interested in keeping up to date with workshops and events in Data and GIS?  Subscribe to the dgs-announce listserv or follow them on Twitter (@duke_data).