Between January 29 and February 27, the Digital Fellows ran their annual Digital Research Institute (DRI), which teaches foundational skills for doing digital research, as a remote Workshop Series. For …
Author: Filipa Calado
Creating a Dissertation Blog with Open Source Tools
This post is an overview of how to get up and running with a dissertation blog. I offer my own blog, “Queer Tools,” as an example, where I post my …
Tech’s ever-growing deepfake problem
The run-up to the U.S. presidential election is also speeding up the arrival of a tipping point for digital fakery in politics, Axios’ Ashley Gold reports. As the election, a …
Check Out the Digital Archive Research Collective’s (DARC) Wiki!
The Digital Archive Research Collective (DARC), led by a group of Digital Fellows from the Graduate Center Digital Initiatives, recently launched the DARC Wiki, a resource guide to help scholars …
Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School
The Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School 2020 will take place at Keble College from Monday 13 July to Friday 17 July. The Summer School offers training to anyone with …
Toward the End of a Digital Project: Reflections on Starting Over
This issue is probably more common than I think. Over the past year I’ve been working on an ambitious digital project: to modify a digital annotation tool, hypothes.is, so that …
Transforming TEI for the Web
Last month, I led a workshop for the GC Digital Initiatives on “Getting Started with TEI.” For those who don’t know, TEI (short for Text Encoding Initiative) is a method …
Using Voyant-Tools to Formulate Research Questions for Textual Data
What do you know about text analysis (also known as text mining)? If you’re familiar with data mining, or extracting information or patterns from data sets, you can probably imagine …
