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Digital A&H Training

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Want to learn more about different digital methods? Don't know where to begin with common digital A&H tasks like

building an online map?
loadin data into Gephi?
analyzing patterns in text?
turning A&H evidence into data?

Start here! We've compiled quick start guides for a variety of topics, including mapping, network analysis, digital publishing, and topic modeling. Whether you're just curious about digital humanities or you're already working on your own project, these resources can help.

WORKSHOPS ON DEMAND

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY IN DAH WORKSHOP

A guided workshop on using digital arts and humanities' methods in your research or creative activity, presented by Kalani Craig and Michelle Dalmau

INTRO TO DIGITAL METHODS: TEXT, NETWORK, AND MAPPING ANALYSIS

A workshop introducing digital text, network, and mapping analysis, presented by Sydney Stutsman.

FROM TEXTUAL DATA TO DIGITAL MAPS

Join the IU digital humanities landscape by converting your data into digital maps.

DIGITAL PEDAGOGY WORKSHOP

An overview of how and why you might want to incorporate digital methods into your classroom, presented by Vanessa Elias

RESEARCH TUTORIALS

DH LITERACY GUIDE

New to DH? Check out Carnegie-Mellon's literacy guide, which includes an overview of DH and a concise topical dictionary.

MAPPING

Learn about both web-based and desktop tools to help you explore and share the spatial aspects of your data.

NETWORK ANALYSIS

Visualize and analyze connections in your data using network analysis software like Gephi or Net.Create.

PRESENTATION + PUBLISHING

Present your work in a web-based environment to distribute your research to a broad audience.

TOPIC MODELING

Use topic modeling to highlight thematic trends and reveal patterns in literature or other texts.

Initiative for
Digital Arts & Humanities
Institute for Advanced Studies, Indiana University Research