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Digital Humanities Meetup: Online Collections & Exhibitions

You’re invited to our 4th Digital Humanities monthly meetup: “Online Collections & Exhibitions: An Introduction to Omeka”. When: Tuesday 30 May, 3-5 pm Where: Puaka-James Hight Library Building, Room 388 Omeka (https://omeka.org/about/) is a free, open-source web publishing platform for the display of collections and exhibitions. It’s used by libraries,… Read More »Digital Humanities Meetup: Online Collections & Exhibitions

UC Digital Humanities Meetup #2: Network Analysis

Please join us for the Digital Humanities Meetup of the year: “Network Analysis – Looking at the World Through Likes, Hashtags and Other Digital Traces” When: Tuesday 28 March, 3-5 pm Where: Room 388, Puaka-James Hight Don’t forget you can also join the meetups group: www.facebook.com/groups/1325193344169472/  

Metrics and Measurement: The Impacts of Digital Resources and Collections

Following his talk on Thursday 24 November, Professor Eric Meyer will also lead a workshop while he is at UC: Metrics and Measurement: The Impacts of Digital Resources and Collections Friday 25 November, 9am-12pm, Macmillan Brown PS 208 This workshop will present a framework and best practices for measuring usage and impact of… Read More »Metrics and Measurement: The Impacts of Digital Resources and Collections

Knowledge Machines: Digital Transformations of the Sciences and Humanities

The UC Arts Digital Lab is pleased to present a talk by Professor Eric Meyer of the Oxford Internet Institute: Knowledge Machines: Digital Transformations of the Sciences and Humanities Thursday 24 November, 2-3pm, Karl Popper 612 In this talk, Eric Meyer will discuss his 2015 book Knowledge Machines: Digital Transformations of… Read More »Knowledge Machines: Digital Transformations of the Sciences and Humanities

Medieval and Early Modern Digital Humanities: Postgraduate Seminar at the University of Canterbury

This Wednesday 18 November the Australian and New Zealand Association of Medieval and Early Modern Studies (ANZAMEMS) is holding a Postgraduate Advanced Training Seminar (PATS) at the University of Canterbury. Organised in conjunction with UC’s Festival of Digital Humanities, the seminar will focus on digital research methods for scholars in Medieval… Read More »Medieval and Early Modern Digital Humanities: Postgraduate Seminar at the University of Canterbury