Happy Tuesday! Keep reading to learn more about digital humanities opportunities and work in the field.
Preserving access to your publications |
| “The Office of University Research recently shared guidance for archiving data sets. You may also have questions about ensuring continued access to your publications. |
| The University Libraries is your partner for secure archival storage of publications and other research output by Carolina affiliates. |
| The Carolina Digital Repository (CDR) is the University’s home for archiving and providing access to publications by UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, students, staff, clinicians, and affiliates.” |
A Pedagogical Tool for Data Visualization and Connections |
| “In this hybrid Digital Humanities Workshop, participants will learn how to use ClioVis, a timeline-creation software that enables intuitive data visualization. Originally developed by Dr. Erika M. Bsumek, a professor in the Department of History at The University of Texas at Austin, this tool offers a variety of features for designing intuitive and collaborative assignments.” |
Digital Storytelling with StoryMap |
| “Join us for a brief workshop led by Claire Lavarreda, Assistant Director of the Digital Integration Teaching Initiative! Claire will be giving a brief overview of the DITI before going over some of the specific tools the DITI can provide related to mapping.” |
| Make sure to contact the LAUNCH if there are any skills you want to learn, need support with your own digital history projects, or are interested in our podcast! |
| Thanks for reading, |
| The LAUNCH Team (Cameron, Ha Lien, Dani, & Nicholas) |