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Seeing Data Differently. Shawn Day 17. 02. 2010 - University of Ulster, Magee Campus. Agenda . Opening Welcome and Introductions Project Slam Coffee Digital Communications Clinic Lunch Hands-On with Text Coffee Hands-on with Data Wrap-Up and Closing. Welcome . Who We are
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Seeing Data Differently Shawn Day 17. 02. 2010 - University of Ulster, Magee Campus
Agenda • Opening Welcome and Introductions • Project Slam • Coffee • Digital Communications Clinic • Lunch • Hands-On with Text • Coffee • Hands-on with Data • Wrap-Up and Closing
Welcome • Who We are • What is the DHO?
Digital Humanities Observatory • Part of Humanities Serving Irish Society (HSIS) • Identifying and promoting best practices for… • Digitisation • Archiving • Curation • Discovery • Presentation
DHO Staff • Susan Schreibman, Director • Don Gourley, IT Manager • Kevin Hawkins, Visiting Metadata Manager • K Faith Lawrence, DH Specialist • Shawn Day, DH Specialist • Emily Cullen, Programme Manager • Paolo Battino, Web Developer • Bruno Voisin, Programmer
Outreach and Events • Domain expertise for partner projects and institutions via • Project consultations • Educational activities • Workshops • Symposia • Schools
Spring 2010 Events • 14 Jan 2010Digital Project Clinic and Digital Project Management Workshop • 15 Jan 2010Digital Humanities Symposium: Metadata, Markup and Digital Management • 21 Jan 2010DHO Lecture: Supporting Digital Humanities Scholarship in Ireland • 9 Feb 2010DHO Lecture - Discovering Open-Access Resources at the Library Association of Ireland • 17 Feb 2010DHO Digital Humanities Workshop - Seeing Data Differently: Emerging Tools for Scholarly Analysis and Presentation • 18 Feb 2010DHO Digital Humanities Workshop - A Date With Data: What is this Markup Stuff Anyway? • 23 Feb 2010DHO Seminar: Tools to Think With: Re-conceiving Humanities Research • 31 March 2010DHO Workshop: e-Publishing for Post-Grads • 7 – 8 April 2010Text Encoding Workshops • 9 April 2010Using Digital Resources for Research and Teaching in Irish Studies • 28 April 2010Symposium on TEI and Scholarly Publishing in conjunction with the TEI Council Meeting • 27 June 2010 – 2 July 2010DHO Summer School 2010
DHO Summer School 2010 • Registration opens 10 February • 60 Participants • Sponsored Seats for HSIS Participants • Partnering with NINES and EpiDoc
DHO Summer School 2010 • 2 Lectures • Hugh Denard: Puppets, Players and Painted Stages: Virtual Worlds, Ancient and Modern • Ian Gregory: Censuses, literature and newspapers: Integrating sources and scholarship using GIS
DHO Summer School 2010 • 4 Main Workshop Strands • A Practical Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative • Text Transformations with XSLT: Single Source Publishing to Multiple Media • Data Visualisation for the Humanities • An Introduction to EpiDoc Markup and Editing Tools
DHO Summer School 2010 • 5 Single Day Workshops • Visualising Space, Time and Events: Using Virtual Worlds for Humanities Research • Finding the Concepts In the Chaos - Building Relationships With Data Models • Using Digital Resources for Irish Research and Teaching • Geospatial Methods for Humanities Research • Planning Digital Scholarly Resources: A Primer
DRAPIer – Digital Resources and Projects in Ireland • Register of digital humanities projects created by universities in Ireland • Descriptive information about projects, teams, supporting institutions, etc. • Projects tagged with methods, techniques, data formats, metadata formats, subject areas, geographic and temporal coverage, etc. • Collaboration with arts-humanities.net
Project Slam Shawn Day 17. 02. 2010 - University of Ulster, Magee Campus
Objective Present the most pertinent aspects of your digital project in the space of 5 minutes
We will stop you at 5 minutes • Be concise • Hit the key points
We will stop you at 5 minutes • Be concise • Hit the key points
Let’s Try an Experiment • Introducing NING www.ning.com • A useful tool and one we’ll use today • Join our network: • http://differentdata.ning.com
Take a Few Minutes (20) • Join the network • Try watching the videos • Consider what they are about • Add a favourite of your own
Activity • Comment on the videos • Introduce your project • Comment on another presentation • Share your best hint for better project communication • Comment on your first impressions of this tool