Digital Annotation with Hypothes.is
#DigitalGCIn the transition to online courses, have you been looking for a way to collaboratively annotate shared texts? Whether you are assigning group work that requires close reading of texts …
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Data for Public Good
GC Digital Scholarship Lab, Room 7414 365 Fifth Ave, New York, NYThis is a closed meeting, open only to selected participants in the Data for Public Good project.
Python Users’ Group (PUG) – Online meetings
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Manifold Minis Series
#DigitalGCIllustration by Jojo Karlin Are you interested in using Manifold, CUNY’s very own digital publishing platform? Are you curious how others are using this tool in their classrooms? Join Jojo …
DARC Working Group Meeting
GC Digital Scholarship Lab, Room 7414 365 Fifth Ave, New York, NYThe Digital Archive Research Collective (DARC) working group meeting is a great opportunity to meet other digital archivists, ask questions about your own archival project, as well as learn about …
Data for Public Good
GC Digital Scholarship Lab, Room 7414 365 Fifth Ave, New York, NYThis is a closed meeting, open only to selected participants in the Data for Public Good project.
R Users’ Group (RUG)
GC Digital Scholarship Lab, Room 7414 365 Fifth Ave, New York, NYR User’s Group (i.e., RUG) is a place for newbies and experts alike to learn and work together on projects using the statistical programming language, R. Do you want to …
GC Digital Showcase
#DigitalGCThe GC Digital Showcase is an online event highlighting digital scholarship created by students at the Graduate Center. During this event, the Digital Praxis class will present their semester projects …
Python Users’ Group (PUG) – Online meetings
Join us in cuny.is/pug for more details on how to participate.
Tools for the Digital Humanities
#DigitalGCWith the remarkable array of digital tools available, it can be difficult to determine which ones you’ll really need, particularly when you're in the research stage. Perhaps you only vaguely …
