Proposals are due February 17. Cross-posted from Programs in Digital Humanities at MIT. The Programs in Digital Humanities at MIT invite submissions for participation in a one-day symposium of Boston-area scholars, teachers, researchers, librarians, and all combinations thereof engaged Read more…
HARVARD LIBRARY CELEBRATES LOVE DATA WEEK 2022 Originally posted at https://hlrdm.library.harvard.edu/news/harvard-library-celebrates-love-data-week-2022 Data is for everyone! Wait … data are for everyone? Either way, Love Data Week 2022 is about how different folks use data. If you Read more…
Last Wednesday the DSSG hosted two excellent events related to machine learning and images, attracting nearly 150 virtual attendees between them. We first heard from Ben Lee, who presented “Newspaper Navigator: Re-Imagining Digitized Newspapers with Read more…
The Harvard Discovery Series is a collaboration between the DSSG and Cabot Science Library which brings scholars on the frontiers of digital knowledge-making to a Harvard audience in an intimate and interactive setting. These presentations demonstrate the Read more…
The 2020 Harvard Discovery Series kicked off in great style with a presentation by renowned data visualization expert Alberto Cairo, a journalist, designer, and the Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the School of Communication of the Read more…
Interested in learning more about research data management? Check out Harvard Countway Library of Medicine’s “Great Data Cleanup Campaign,” a series of online short seminars (30 min) that teach best practices for data management from Read more…
This spring, the DSSG will reprise a number of popular workshops, including our core Digital Foundations series (Digital Teaching Methods and Fundamentals of Digital Scholarship). Fundamentals of Digital Scholarship is being offered earlier this semester Read more…
On April 10th, 2019, Harvard University will host the first annual Boston Area Digital Scholarship Symposium. This event will bring together scholars from the greater Boston area to share their work in digital scholarship. The Read more…
After a successful limited pilot last spring, the Digital Scholarship Support Group will begin offering weekly office hours for the fall 2018 semester. Office hours are a key part of our core digital research support Read more…
Gabriel Pizzorno, lecturer in the Department of History, presents on data structures to attendees at the Spring 2018 Fundamentals of Digital Scholarship seminar. On March 6–7, the Digital Scholarship Support Group (DSSG) led a capacity crowd Read more…