Understanding and Deploying the Basics of Generative AI
Led by Aaron Tucker, Alexa Vachon, and Margaret Vail with Meghan Landry and Adnane Ait Nasser
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Approaching Media Archaeology from a Digital Humanities Perspective: Introduction, Tools, and Techniques
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Making Connections: The Semantic Web for Humanities Scholars
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Introduction to Python Data Analysis
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Uncovering Hidden Trends & Patterns Using Data Visualization
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Text Analysis with Computation and Large Language Models
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Simple 3D Animation for Digital Humanities
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A Safer Internet for All: Self-Care and Community Care in Online Spaces
Dates: 14th-17th May What is digital violence? How do our online communities replicate and amplify the complex racialized, gendered, and intersectional power dynamics of our offline communities? What are strategies for prevention and response? Digital violence has intensified since the beginning of the global pandemic. This array of harmful behavior includes (but isn’t limited to) […]
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Humanités numériques: fondements disciplinaires (École d’été sur les Humanités numériques)
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