This workshop introduces graduate students to using Large Language Models (LLMs) to accelerate research coding and everyday technical work. The session focuses on hands-on workflows for writing and refactoring code, debugging errors, cleaning and transforming data, and generating analysis templates. It also highlights responsible use, including verification habits, privacy awareness, and academic integrity. Participants will …
How Maps Speak is a collaborative virtual hackathon focused on building Mapping Commons, an open educational resource for public mapping. Rather than centering on a single technical product, this event brings together participants from different disciplines to co-create beginner-friendly tutorials, annotated examples, and community-oriented workflows that show how maps help people understand places, data, and …
This workshop introduces beginners to Omeka Classic, which is a free version of the content management system for sharing collections of objects or other sources online. It is built using free, open source software used to encourage websites for sharing digital collections and cresting online exhibits. This is ideal for scholarly projects, community-based projects, classroom …
This session offers structured time to build your own digital scholarly project, with facilitators available to support you. Ahead of the workshop, we’ll collect a short description of what you’re building and group participants by project type. During the session, each group will work with a facilitator to clarify goals, break work into small steps, …
In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of editing a video project in Adobe Premiere, from setting up a sequence to building a story-driven cut. We’ll cover assembling selects, syncing and mixing audio, basic color correction, titles/captions, and export settings, so you leave with a repeatable process you can apply to your own work. …
** RESCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, APRIL 13, 12-1:30PM** Doing archival research? Teaching with archives? Creating digital archives? Come hear from three CUNY archivists about the exciting archival work that is happening here at the Graduate Center and across the CUNYverse. Our speakers will discuss the differences between approaching sources as an archivist and a researcher; share …
Do you find yourself in the process of finding the most “efficient” way of visualizing your data? Questioning whether your visualization fits the story you want to tell? Unsure whether to code from scratch or use software? Juggling options for visualization style, mode of interactivity, and design choices? Bring all your questions and join the …
The GC Digital Showcase is an annual event featuring interdisciplinary digital scholarship produced by graduate students, digital fellows, working groups, grant recipients, classes, and programs across the CUNY Graduate Center. Register to join online here.
GC Digital Initiatives is offering a 4-week Summer Python Intensive for Graduate Center students, faculty, and researchers interested in developing foundational Python programming skills for research, data analysis, digital scholarship, or creative projects. Taught by GC Digital Fellow Meha Gupta, this intensive is designed for beginners and will provide participants with the basic skills …
GC Digital Initiatives is offering a 4-week Summer Python Intensive for Graduate Center students, faculty, and researchers interested in developing foundational Python programming skills for research, data analysis, digital scholarship, or creative projects. Taught by GC Digital Fellow Meha Gupta, this intensive is designed for beginners and will provide participants with the basic skills …
