Event Info
- Date: Monday, 08/26/2024
- Time: 9:00AM-3:00PM
- Place: Shannon Library 308
- Registration required: register here
Are you a graduate student who’s headlong into your Digital Humanities certificate? Are you interested in digital methods and approaches for you own work but not sure how or where to start? Join us in the Scholars’ Lab on August 26 for our first GradCamp for Digital Humanities. This free, low-pressure, and welcoming get-together looks to provide graduate students with introductions to Digital Humanities as a community of practice and a field of research. In the morning (9-12), we’ll share a modest introduction to DH, provide guidance on project management best practices, and discuss approaches to publishing your own personal site. In the afternoon (1-3pm), we’ll break out into interest groups covering geospatial technology, text analysis, and programming + data management. The ultimate goal for the day is to help you develop a better sense of the areas and methods in digital humanities you can explore in further depth with Scholars’ Lab staff throughout the academic year.
Lunch will be provided! Please register for the event and share any dietary restrictions/preferences and other accommodations you need. The only thing you absolutely need to bring is your interest and attention, but a laptop would be handy.
Questions?
Contact Scholars' Lab Assistant Director for Public Services Laura Miller.