Vom #Archiv zur #Datenbank. Was #TextMining und #GraphModelling Verfahren zu einer vergleichenden #Sozialgeschichte des Zwangs im #Spätmittelalter beitragen können: Juliane Schiel (Univ. Wien) beim morgigen #Jeudi-Vortrag mit Kommentar von Simona Cerutti (EHESS)
10.04. | 18:00 | hybrid | DE-FR
@histodons #WORCK #DH #digitaleTextanalyse #DigitalHumanties #DigitalHistory
ACH has extended the deadline for applying to our annual conference until April 14th, 2025: https://ach2025.ach.org/en/cfp/.
Has research been affected by the federal cuts? The ACH2025 CFP now includes a Special Session call for sharing DHFailure, Project Sustainability, etc in the current moment. More details: https://ach2025.ach.org/en/cfp/
Interested in reviewing for ACH? Please fill out our Reviewer Form: https://forms.gle/nRNLRqK3NqpQSf1x5
The EADH is BACK!
Join us for the EADH Online Community Meeting!
Friday, 11 April 2025
10:00 BST | 11:00 CEST | 12:00 EEST
What’s on the agenda? 
Presentation of EADH's new strategy Upcoming elections for new executive members Reviving the small grant scheme Improving our infrastructure & communications
Register now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMo0UBcGCoslRQse6WUM5InknGvhKMU9-aPtP9_JovB5SuQQ/viewform
More info: https://eadh.org
Contact: communications@eadh.org
Here's a quick new tutorial to visualize a web archive in the browser with Gephi Lite. We use data from the Collaborative ART Archive (CARTA) and muscle from the Archives Research Compute Hub (ARCH): https://arch-webservices.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/36380497560340-Tutorial-Graph-a-network-of-web-domains-with-Gephi-Lite #webarchiving #dh
https://www.cyclingeu.com/568689/denmark-downhill-donny-filmed-and-edited-by-brokenphotograpy/ DENMARK DOWNHILL DONNY || FILMED AND EDITED BY BROKENPHOTOGRAPY #AIR #Bicycling #Bike #Biking #BikingDenmark #cannondale #Cycling #Denmark #dh #downhill #edit #EDR #enduro #habit #lt #MountainBiking #MTB #race #RAW #rockshox #suspension #UCI #Viral #vivid #zeb
Global DH is a powerful reminder that knowledge knows no borders! 
With participants from 14 countries (and counting!), we’re building a truly global conversation.
Check out this preliminary Flourish visualization by Kate Topham @tophkat ! #MSUGlobalDH #DH
#Webinaire « Utiliser ISIDORE pour faire sa recherche ». Support disponible sur Zenodo via https://documentation.huma-num.fr/formations-ressources/#formation-a-isidore-dans-le-cadre-des-webinaires-dhuma-num-ir-27-mars-2025-utiliser-isidore-pour-faire-sa-recherche #SHS #DH #humanities
In an online workshop on the use of AI in university teaching, organised by the workgroup Digitale Romanistik in cooperation with Text+, Mari and @HaimoStiemer are giving a presentation today on „ChatGPT as a literary writing tool“. They will present their findings on the use of ChatGPT in this context. #DH #DHteaching #CLS #ChatGPT
Nächste Runde der Ringvorlesung "#DH im Fokus" (#rosDH)! Los geht's am 7.4. mit Deb Verhoeven: "Where data goes to DEI/EDI/DIE: Information Infrastructure and the Protracted Collapse of Institutional Courage" #dei Willkommen!
Next round of the lecture series “DH in Focus”! We start on 7.4. with Deb Verhoeven: “Where data goes to DEI/EDI/DIE: Information Infrastructure and the Protracted Collapse of Institutional Courage” Welcome!
Complete program: https://www.germanistik.uni-rostock.de/forschung/digital-humanities/rosdh/ringvorlesung/sose-2025/
I really enjoyed my visits to #DH colleagues: I met with a group at #NTU's "Research Center for Digital Humanities" #RCDH founded in 2007! With representatives of the "Taiwanese Association for Digital Humanities" #TADH. And with a team from #AcademiaSinica's "Center for Digital Cultures" #ASCDC, also founded in 2007. We had great conversations on DH in Taiwan, Optical Character Recognition, Linked Open Data, Large Language Models, #ADHO and the global DH community, our centers, and more! @tcdh
Last week was the first fortext lab-workshop of 2025! Twice a year, the entire fortext lab comes together for several days to look back on the past six months, reflect on our best practices for good collaboration, discuss our current research, and plan the next half-year. #CLS #DH #DigitalHumanities (1/4)
Vom #Archiv zur #Datenbank. Was #TextMining und #GraphModelling Verfahren zu einer vergleichenden #Sozialgeschichte des Zwangs im #Spätmittelalter beitragen können: Juliane Schiel (Univ. Wien) beim nächsten #Jeudi-Vortrag mit Kommentar von Simona Cerutti (EHESS)
10.04. | 18:00 | hybrid | DE-FR
@histodons #WORCK #DH #digitaleTextanalyse #DigitalHumanties #DigitalHistory
Vom #Archiv zur #Datenbank. #TextMining & #GraphModelling für eine #Sozialgeschichte des Zwangs im #Spätmittelalter : Juliane Schiel (@univie.ac.at) beim nächsten #Jeudi-Vortrag Kommentar: Simona Cerutti (@ehess.fr) 10.04. | 18:00 | hybrid | DE-FR www.dhi-paris.fr/ver... #historysky #WORCK #DH
Bring Your Own Data Lab: Linked Open Data – Jetzt anmelden! 
Am 5.–6. Juni 2025 findet am Leibniz-Institut für Europäische Geschichte in Mainz das nächste Bring Your Own Data Lab (BYODL) statt – dieses Mal mit dem Schwerpunkt Linked Open Data (LOD)! 
Du arbeitest mit Daten in den Geistes- und Kulturwissenschaften und möchtest sie im LOD-Kontext besser aufbereiten und nutzen? Dann ist dieser Workshop genau das Richtige für dich!
Mehr Infos & Anmeldung: https://lnkd.in/deb7QNdi
It's a beautiful day here at @ACDHCH_OeAW @oeaw 
We are located at Bäckerstraße (Baker Street), though number 13, and not 221B. Still, some pretty intense investigative work takes place here ...
I have been teaching students in the arts and/or humanities to code for about twenty years. I've mostly taught Ruby. I've made occasional forays into Java, JavaScript, and Go, but I always come back to Ruby (it has a certain consistency I find lacking in Python, which is probably my biggest departure from mainstream opinion). I may try Typescript one of these days.
But of course, I'm really trying to teach a set of "portable" concepts that are generally invariant across languages, and in my more winsome moments, I wish I could just teach Scheme. I quickly dismiss that as a bad idea (because when are they going to use Scheme? -- or any Lisp dialect).
But is that *really* a bad idea? I wonder . . .
