We are pleased to announce that the Digital Data from a Humanities Researcher's Perspective online conference will be held for the third time this year on Tuesday, November 29, 2022.
We now announce the Call for papers, namely::
Digital Data from a Humanities Researcher's Perspective is a conference focused on digital data and the use of digital technologies in the humanities. The event is designed for academics and students who want to share their research experiences while being inspired by the contributions of other professionals, or to learn about different research methods and tools that others are using to work with digital data.
Are you interested in how previous years went? Take a look at their summaries:
This introductory course into Digital Humanities will teach you how to analyse textual, spatial and image data using digital tools. Now under the code ISKB83.
Maps give us information not only about specific places, but also about the relationships between space, time and human activity. We can study space and its meaning in literary science, history or linguistics. In the context of the humanities, spatial data offer insights into historical, cultural and social phenomena.
