This workshop will provide an overview of digital humanities (DH) methods and introduce a variety of tools for your research. We will discuss the genres and vocabulary of DH from text analysis to geospatial mapping, and review resources available at the Graduate Center, locally, and online. Feel free to come with your project ideas & …

REGISTER Tropy is a free, open-source tool that allows historians and other humanities researchers to organize and describe photos of their archival research materials. Through its intuitive user interface, researchers can add metadata to images as well as combine, sort, annotate and edit their images. Tropy is an indispensable tool, whether you’re just embarking on a …

Are you looking for a way to communicate your research visually? If you're working with data related to location or movement, maps are an incredibly useful tool for visualizing, analyzing, and communicating geographic research. Join us as we demystify the magic behind map-making in this one and a half hour introductory workshop on basic concepts …

  In this virtual workshop participants will be introduced to the concepts of algorithmic thinking. An algorithm is a step-by-step process for solving a problem. Knowledge of basic algorithmic principles is invaluable in reading and understanding computer code. No prior coding experience is necessary for this workshop, but students with prior experience are still strongly …