When
Dec 5, 2019
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Where
Geisel Library, Dunst Classroom

RSVP via Eventbrite

The relationship between close reading, mid-range reading (Alison Booth, “Mid-Range Reading: Not a Manifesto,” 2017), and distant reading (Franco Moretti, “Distant Reading,” 2013) has expanded the scholarly potential of both literary studies and the soc…[Read more]

Processing Poets’ Voices: Machine(-Aided) Listening & the Poetry Audio Archive

4-5pm Thursday, Oct. 10 in the Seuss Room, UC San Diego Library

Poetry lovers, students, and scholars are currently enjoying a moment of unprecedented access to sound recordings of poets reading their work. PennSound, the world’s largest poetry audio archive, off…[Read more]

Scholarly Publishing Workshop on Manifold

With Jojo Karlin, Manifold Graduate Fellow

Interested in making beautiful, annotatable digital books? Come learn how to publish materials on Manifold, a digital platform for scholarly publishing and open education resources. See how you can create a mobile-friendly, annotatable version of a public domain…[Read more]

Please join us for a social justice digital humanities talk and catered lunch featuring Dr. Angel David Nieves from 10am to noon Tuesday, May 28 at the UCSD Cross Cultural Center (on the second floor of the Price Center). Attendees are strongly encouraged to RSVP via Eventbrite.

 3D Online Publications + Social Justice: The Soweto Uprisings, St…[Read more]

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to share an upcoming event at USD on the Digital Humanities.

“The English Department at USD is hosting Dr. N. Katherine Hayles’ public lecture, “Can Computers Create Meaning?: A Cyber/Bio/Semiotic Perspective,” on April 16th (6pm, Warren Auditorium). This will be a great opportunity for scholars and students in San Diego…[Read more]

*apologies for cross posting*

Interested in ethical issues in ed tech and free/libre software alternatives for teaching and learning?

Join us at the Ethical EdTech Edit-a-thon–a multi-campus collaboration–to contribute to our Ethical EdTech Wiki and learn more about these issues. We’ll have pizza!

Please RSVP by adding your name to the RS…[Read more]

A warm invitation from USD:

David Stern of the University of Iowa will be discussing his Tractatus Map project at the USD Humanities Center on Monday, March 11 at 5:00 pm. Philosophy has been less well-represented in DH than literature or history, so we’re really excited about showcasing a significant DH project focusing on an important…[Read more]

Hi all,

Andrea Righi will be giving a talk on “The Symbolic Economy of Neoliberal Digital Technology” Monday, Feb. 25, 5:30pm.  Unfortunately, I don’t have much information other than the title, but I thought it may be of interest to some of you. I’ve also been told there will be snacks!

Feel free to join if of interest!

Erin
 

PROF. ANDREA RI…[Read more]

For Love Data Week 2019, the Library is hosting a series of data-themed talks and activities. See here for more information.
Seminars and Workshops
Keeping your data private online

Monday, February 11, 2019 at 2pm – Seuss Room in Geisel Library

Do you have Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Tinder on your phone? Have you ever wondered if your…[Read more]

The ILiADS Steering Committee welcomes proposals for the fifth annual Institute for Liberal Arts Digital Scholarship! This year’s Institute will be hosted by the Ohio Five and will take place July 14-19, 2019 at the College of Wooster.

ILiADS offers a week-long intensive environment for collaborative project teams composed of some mix of r…[Read more]

Call for Participation

Datafication and Community Activism:
Redrawing the Boundaries of Research

A workshop to be held in the Department of Informatics, University of California, Irvine
Irvine, California
March 8 – 9, 2019

Organized by
Roderic Crooks (crooksr@uci.edu <mailto:crooksr@uci.edu>), Assistant Professor, Department of In…[Read more]

Interested in interactive digital storytelling? Want to create your own story-based game and show it off online? We are excited to have Twine expert and SDSU student Kristin Herr lead a workshop on Twine, an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories. Twine can be used simply for powerful effect (check out this Twine story on d…[Read more]