The 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 tools and best practices. This meeting gives GC students and faculty a chance to talk about their productive hacks, challenges, and lessons learned in the …
Join the NML community for presentations by Julia Fuller, Emily Price, Jessica Murray.
The HathiTrust Digital Library is the largest set of digitized books in the world. Its collection spans over 17 million items and is composed of the combined collections of several major research libraries in the United States. In addition to making a significant amount of its collection freely available online, HathiTrust also provides cloud-based research …
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This is a closed meeting, open only to selected participants in the Data for Public Good project.
R 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 learn the best practices for creating a reproducible workflow but don’t know where to begin? Struggling to figure out the best methods for wrangling a …
Have a digital project and think you might want to use Omeka or are you actively using Omeka and want to further enhance your skills, then this event might be for you. During this pilot slideshare, we will: Review what a content management systems (CMS). Help distinguish why Omeka is different than WordPress, Drupal and other CMS’s. …
Illustration 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 Karlin, Manifold Graduate Fellow, every Tuesday at 1:00pm for a 30 minute session to discuss useful features and answer questions. April 7 Introduction to Manifold …
In 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 or working with remote research partners to review a shared document, Hypothes.is offers a free, open source, web-based solution for collaborative annotation. Come hear about …
This is a closed meeting, open only to selected participants in the Data for Public Good project.
