The Digital Humanities
Description
Building upon a 2015-2016 Faculty Learning Community (FLC) that conceptually explored the digital humanities as a field, the FLC on data in the humanities will focus on practical methods and techniques for producing digital humanities scholarship and incorporating digital humanities in the classroom. Topics that will be addressed include statistics and humanistic evidence, computational text analysis, network analysis, and spatial analysis.
Coordinator
- Lauren Tilton (Visiting Professor of Digital Humanities)
Participants
- Paul Archter (Rhetoric and Communication)
- Taylor Arnold (Math and Computer Science)
- Tim Barney (Rhetoric and Communication)
- Kristin Bezio (Jepson)
- Della Dumbaugh (Math and Computer Science)
- Jeannine Keefer (Boatwright Library)
- Rob Nelson (Digital Scholarship Lab and American Studies)
- Nicole Sackley (History)
- Angela White (Boatwright Library)
Resource Librarian
