Deadline for proposals: February 19, 2018
Event: April 6, 2018
Looking for new ways to collect, analyze, and present humanities data? Try one or more of these DH-related workshops this fall! Offerings include hands-on introductions to popular programming languages and tools for creating dynamic visualizations and web applications.
October 17 from 2:00-3:30pm in Bass Library, L06
Learn how to combine texts, images, and videos alongside maps using Esri's free Story Maps platform. In this workshop, participants will design a web-map, explore different Story Maps templates for showcasing research, and develop best practices to avoid copyright infringement.
Computers and sample data will be available for use. Participants are also welcome to bring their own data.
Looking for classes to take this fall? Check out a few exciting DH-related courses below!
If you are teaching a course connected to DH and would like it included, please email the DHLab.
If you have programming skills and an interest in humanistic data, apply to work in the Digital Humanities Lab! We are looking to hire Yale undergraduate and graduate students to work on a variety of exciting projects that are underway in the lab.
Stay connected to the Digital Humanities Lab over break and all year long by following us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook! In addition to sharing updates about funding opportunities and DH events on and around the Yale campus, we also post behind-the-scenes sneak peeks of projects we're working on in the lab.
Interested in learning how to build a database or code with R? Apply for a Digital Humanities Training Scholarship! Yale undergraduates, graduate students, and librarians are eligible to apply. These scholarships support participation in week-long DH workshops.
November 29 from 4:00pm-6:00pm in Sterling Memorial Library, room 218
November 17 from 8:30am-6:00pm, Kroon Hall and CSSSI
Celebrate mapping innovations with the Yale GIS community. This day-long celebration — part of the international GIS Day, which showcases applications of geographic information systems (GIS) technology worldwide — will include a GIS Colloquium, a Map Exhibition, training and networking opportunities, and a GIS Day Cake Celebration. Learn what is happening and how you can get involved in the geospatial world at Yale.
