Intro to Network Analysis: Gephi
Introduction to Network Analysis with Gephi Workshop
October 31 from 2:00-3:30pm in Bass Library, L06
Digital Humanities Lab
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Open the City
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Open the City is a literary mapping project that charts the narrative of Teju Cole's novel Open City, through the use of maps, artefacts, and photographs.JavaScript for Humanists
JavaScript for Humanists Workshop
October 25 from 2:00pm-4:00pm in Bass Library, L06
This workshop will introduce the very basics of the JavaScript programming language, the language that runs nearly all modern websites. We will cover data structures, conditionals, and loops, and will also have time for participants to build small websites of their own design. This session is meant for those who have no prior experience programming, and is intended to prepare users for work with the D3.js data visualization framework.
Yale Open Music Initiative Workshop
Yale Open Music Initiative Workshop
September 21 at 4:00pm at the Center for Collaborative Arts and Media, 149 York St.
Managing Digital Photographs Meet-Up
Managing Digital Photographs Meet-Up
September 11 at 3:00pm in the DHLab (SML 316)
Named Entity Recognition Workshop
Identifying People and Locations in Text Corpora with NER
September 26 from 2:00-4:00pm in Bass Library, L06
Passages to Freedom
The forthcoming Passages to Freedom: Worlding the North American Slave Narrative maps the routes taken by the authors of autobiographical slave narratives that were published before 1865.
Office Hours Talk: DH Training
Office Hours Talk: DH Training Highlights
September 12 at 2:00pm in the DHLab (SML 316)
Join the Digital Humanities Lab for an Office Hours talk on DH training opportunities. Graduate students and staff will give lightning talk presentations on courses they participated in this past summer, including:
Data Vis with Tableau Workshop
Workshop: Data Visualization with Tableau
September 15 from 1:30pm-3:30pm in the Center for Science and Social Science Information (KBT C27)
Mapping Passages to Freedom
Join us for a special Office Hours this Tuesday to hear outgoing DHLab Postdoc Jonathan Schroeder discuss his project, "Passages to Freedom: Worlding the North American Slave Narrative." This project uses data from the University of North Carolina's North American Slave Narrative corpus to map routes taken by the authors of the 103 extant autobiographical African-American slave narratives published before emancipation in 1863. Jonathan will present on the composition of the project in its current iteration, as well as future plans.
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