Lev Manovich on Data Visualization Mon 9/23, 4:15pm-5:30pm, C415A: Lev Manovich (Graduate Center, CUNY) on Data Visualization

Speaker: Professor Lev Manovich (The Graduate Center, CUNY)   Title: How to see 2 million Instagram photos? Visualizing patterns in art, films, mass media, and user-generated content CUNY Data Mining Initiative Friday, September 27, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM (EDT)   Bio: Lev Manovich is the author of Software Takes Command (Bloomsbury Academic, 2013), Soft Cinema: …

David Mimno on Topic Modeling Please join CUNY DHI and the Digital Praxis Seminar for a talk by David Mimno on Topic Modeling with MALLET. This event will take place …

Doug Eyman & Collin Brooke on DH and Rhetoric Doug Eyman (George Mason University) on “Digital Rhetoric and the Infrastructure of DH” and Collin Brooke (Syracuse University) on “Too Big …

Andrea Martínez Baracs Mexican Digital Library, BDMx Mexican National Council for Culture and the Arts Discussant Peter T. Johnson Princeton University While it is certainly good news that so many …

Social Media and Academia: Creating Digital Research Communities Thursday, Oct.10, 6:30-8:30 pm, Room C196.02  This workshop will introduce various aspects of social media as solutions or initiatives for creating communities around …

Workshop on Sequence Analysis and Traminer CUNY Data Mining Initiative Friday, October 11, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (EDT)   Workshop Leader: Alexis Gabadinho, University of Geneva   Description of Event: This …

Not sure which Citation Manager is right for you?! In this hands-on workshop, participants will receive an overview of citation managers, including those supported by the CUNY Graduate Center: Zotero …

Come to learn about Refworks as a citation manager, how it can help you manage your resources, and act as an index for your citations throughout your academic career. An introduction for …

Matthew Kirschenbaum on Word Processing Tues 10/15, 4:15pm-5:30pm, Room C204/C205: Matthew Kirschenbaum (University of Maryland) on “Track Changes: The Literary History of Word Processing”