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Digital Humanities A Humanist's Cookbook For Natural Language Processing In Python
We’re pleased to share the initial release of an open educational resource we worked on over the summer - A Humanist’s Cookbook for Natural…
Brandon Walsh and Rebecca Draughon
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09.10.2020 September 10, 2020
Digital Humanities Teaching With Big Ears
When I studied music in school, we were all given a listening placement test. First, the graduate student in charge would play a series of…
Brandon Walsh
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08.19.2020 August 19, 2020
Digital Humanities GIS Workshops for Fall 2020, We're Going Virtual
Feel free to scroll past all the extra words for a course schedule and registration links, below. I want to talk briefly about a shift…
Drew MacQueen
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08.11.2020 August 11, 2020
Digital Humanities When They Came Down: Participating in crowdsourced documentation of racist statue removals
The “When They Came Down” crowdsourced project, run by Emily Gorcenski, is a communal effort to document info in one place as various racist…
Amanda Visconti
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06.30.2020 June 30, 2020

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