Introduction to Network Analysis in the Digital Humanities
Led by Jessica Otis. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
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Pedagogy of the Digitally Oppressed: Anti-Colonial DH Critiques & Praxis
Led by Ashley Caranto Morford, Arun Jacob and Kush Patel. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Social Knowledge Creation / Construction
Led by Ray Siemens, Alyssa Arbuckle, Gabriel Hankins, Matt Huculak, Sarah-Nelle Jackson, Graham Jensen, and Amanda Madden. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
3D Visualization for the Humanities
Led by Alex Razoumov. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Teaching the Digital Humanities: Without a Budget
Led by Helen Davies and Larry Eames. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Deep Learning for Humanists
Led by Hoyeol Kim. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
NLP Coding Libraries and Network Analysis for Text Corpora. With a Bonus Track: #GraphPoem Live Interactive Coding
Led by Chris Tanasescu (Margento). For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Digital Storytelling
Led by Richard Snyder. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Open Knowledge in Context: The Commons
Led by Graham Jensen. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Building Communities Focused on Social Advocacy and Care in Digital Humanities Labs and Programs
Led by Jacquelyne Thoni Howard. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
DH for Chairs and Deans
Led by Harold Short, John Unsworth, Bethany Nowviskie, and Ray Siemens. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Open Knowledge in Wikipedia and Beyond: Possibilities and Responsibilities
Led by Natasia Herold. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.