A better approach might be to think about DH instead as a “boundary object” in which different groups can work together even in the absence of consensus. These disagreements arise at the moment digital humanities gets defined and institutionalized. This talk considers the boundary trouble of digital humanities-specifically, who recognizes, misrecognizes, or doesn’t recognize the field.
The Boundaries of Digital Humanities - Paul Fyfe (NCSU) It also flags the importance of data provenance, mixed methods, collaboration, and historical interpretation in large-scale digital scholarship. How did this network operate? What were its patterns of circulation and distortion? This talk shares a case study from the Oceanic Exchanges project ( ) to analyze digital newspaper collections across nations and languages. Session III - Dashboards and Storyboardsĭigitized Newspapers, Oceanic Exchanges, and Historical Networks - Paul Fyfe (NCSU)ĭuring the nineteenth century, the international exchanges of newspapers became the precursors of a global information network.Session II - Mapping Functions and Mapbox integration.Session I - Introduction to Data Visualization, Collection, Cleaning and Organization.Session recordings are not available for this workshop. This workshop introduced participants to data visualization using Tableau. Introduction to Data Visualization - Fiene Leunissen (Duke) Session IV - Word Frequencies, Significant Terms, and Topic Modeling.Session I - Introduction to Text Analysis, Jupyter Notebooks, and Python Basics I.Click the links below to access the individual session recordings. This workshop introduced participants to text analysis with Python using Jupyter Notebooks. Introduction to Computational Text Analysis - Nathan Kelber (JSTOR Labs) Session IV - Overview of GIS Resources and Tutorials.Session III - Introduction to Digtial Mapping with Tableau Public.Session II - Introduction to ArcGIS Online.
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This workshop introduced participants to geospatial data and digital mapping using ArcGIS software and ESRI Story Maps. Introduction to Digital Mapping - Jeff Essic and Walt Gurley (NCSU)
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