Machine learning is ever more present, both as a tool in many areas of academic research and as a technology that shapes modern society, an impact that is in itself a subject worthy of study. In this workshop we will start from the basics on what is a machine learning, model, its components and some …
Drop in to talk to one of the GC Digital Fellows about your project or research goals. GC Digital Fellows are available to talk about your project development, methods, and to help you troubleshoot technical problems you’ve encountered. No reservations or appointments are required.
This talk with Taeyoon Choi considers the intersection between computation and poetics. Computation is poetic when technology is used for critical thinking and aesthetic inquiry – a space where logic meets electricity (hardware), math meets language (software) and analytical thinking meets creative experimentation. The School for Poetic Computation approaches writing code like creative writing — …
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that can be used in any text editor, is easy to read, and allows you to quickly convert your text into a website or a presentation. This workshop will introduce the basic tools for writing your dissertation with Markdown, including formatting of titles, headings, subheadings, quotations, and references. It …
Drop in to talk to one of the GC Digital Fellows about your project or research goals. GC Digital Fellows are available to talk about your project development, methods, and to help you troubleshoot technical problems you’ve encountered. No reservations or appointments are required.
Learn how to create a visually engaging full-screen scrolling narrative with ESRI Story Map’s Cascade application. This free, easy-to-use, open-source tool allows you to blend narrative text, maps, 3D scenes, images, and videos in order to tell your story and engage your audience. Register HERE
Drop in to talk to one of the GC Digital Fellows about your project or research goals. GC Digital Fellows are available to talk about your project development, methods, and to help you troubleshoot technical problems you’ve encountered. No reservations or appointments are required.
In this workshop we will explore the tactile and kinesthetic functions of the LilyPad Arduino. After a basic introduction to the LilyPad hardware and software, there will be open experimentation time with various sensors and actuators, with the goal of remediating a work of poetry using the LilyPad. In honor of the digital shorts, participants …
This year’s CUNY DHI event, will feature CUNY students, faculty, and staff sharing their projects through short 3-minute talks, showcasing the diverse and innovative digital humanities projects happening across the CUNY system. The Lightning Talks will be followed by a keynote lecture by Kim Knight titled “Wearable Interfaces and Feminist Sleeper Agents” (abstract below). This event is free …
GIS Day @ the GC: Sharing social applications of GIS November 14 from 5pm-7pm The Graduate Center, Room 7414 The Graduate Center’s GIS Day will be an opportunity to hear about how current CUNY students and faculty are applying GIS and mapping to help solve social issues. The first hour will be short presentations. The …
