Workshop Schedule
Abstracts
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Monday 8 July 2019
09:00 – 13:00
half day workshops
- Hyper Audio Linking – Generating Hybrids of Text and Video Content for Digital Publishing
- Accelerating DH Education
- I’m the One Building the Tool!
- Semantic Corpus Exploration: Introducing DBpedia Spotlight and WideNet for Digital Humanities
- Getting Things Done: Administrative Tips, Tricks, Helps, And Hindrances In Digital Scholarship
14:00 – 18:00
half day workshops
- Conceptual Modelling of Subjectivity, Temporality and Vagueness with ConML
- Linked Data for the Humanities: methods and techniques
- Introduction to Natural Language Processing for DH Research with SpaCy – A Fast and Accessible Library that Integrates Modern Machine Learning Technology
- XML2RDF – Extracting RDF Statements From XML Resources With XTriples
- Materia on the Move: Trade & Colonisation of Collections – Digital Studies in Provenance
9:00 – 18:00
full day workshops
- DH for All: Towards an Inclusive, Usable, and Accessible Digital Humanities
- Copyright and Humanities Research: A Global Perspective
- Towards Multilingualism in Digital Humanities: Achievements, Failures and Good Practices in DH Projects with Non-Latin Scripts
- Analysing Visual Communication in Theory and Practice with Archetype
- Complexity and Uncertainty in DH Projects: A Co-design Approach around Data Visualization
Tuesday 9 July 2019
09:00 – 13:00
half day workshops
- Attractive, Interactive, Ready for the Web: Visualizing Your Data Using R
- Diversity Workshop
- Digital Humanities Services in Academic Libraries: A Design Thinking Approach to Center Inclusive and Anti-Oppressive Approaches for DH Services
- A Multidisciplinary Approach To The Use Of Technology In Research: The Case Of Interview Data
- E-Lexicography Between Digital Humanities And Artificial Intelligence: Complexities In Data, Technologies, Communities
- Next Generation Research with Europeana: the Humanities and Cultural Heritage in a Digital Perspective
- Tracing the Complex History of Manuscripts Using Linked Data
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