Out of the Box Text Analysis for the Digital Humanities
Led by David Hoover. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
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Linked Open Data and the Semantic Web
Led by James Smith. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Code the X-Files using the XML Family of Languages
Led by Elisa Beshero-Bondar and David Birnbaum. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Engaging Play/Playing to Engage: Teaching and Learning through Creating Games in the College Humanities Classroom
Led by Sean Smith and Jeff Lawler. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Using Digital Games as Critical Methods of Intervention, Advocacy, and Activism in Humanities Scholarship
Led by Jon Saklofske and Lai-Tze Fan. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Queer Digital Humanities
Led by Jason Boyd and Edmond Chang. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
The Post-Digital Book: Teaching Print Culture with Digital Technologies
Led by Andie Silva. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Natural Language Processing with Python
Led by Aaron Mauro. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Critical Pedagogy and Digital Praxis in the Humanities
Led by Chris Friend. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Critical Making as Scholarship
DHSI Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaLed by Jason Helms and Anastasia Salter. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Creating Digital Collections with Minimal Infrastructure: Hands On with CollectionBuilder for Teaching and Exhibits
Led by Olivia Wikle, Evan Williamson, and Devin Becker. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Conceptualising and Creating a Digital Edition
Led by Jennifer Stertzer, Cathy Hajo, and Erica Cavanaugh. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.