The library is offering a Data Carpentry for Social Scientists (with R) workshop on February 4-5.

The workshop covers: organizing data in spreadsheets, data cleaning with a program called OpenRefine, and an introduction to working with data in the software R.

More information including registration link is here:…[Read more]

Hi all,

Join the Digital Humanities Group in a UX Design Project geared towards building community at UCSD.
We will work through the process of a User Experience (UX) project to create and pitch redesign proposals for KNIT, a non-commercial, open source digital commons for students, faculty, and staff at UC San Diego, San Diego City College,…[Read more]

When
Dec 5, 2019
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Where
Geisel Library, Dunst Classroom

RSVP via Eventbrite

The relationship between close reading, mid-range reading (Alison Booth, “Mid-Range Reading: Not a Manifesto,” 2017), and distant reading (Franco Moretti, “Distant Reading,” 2013) has expanded the scholarly potential of both literary studies and the soc…[Read more]

Processing Poets’ Voices: Machine(-Aided) Listening & the Poetry Audio Archive

4-5pm Thursday, Oct. 10 in the Seuss Room, UC San Diego Library

Poetry lovers, students, and scholars are currently enjoying a moment of unprecedented access to sound recordings of poets reading their work. PennSound, the world’s largest poetry audio archive, off…[Read more]

Scholarly Publishing Workshop on Manifold

With Jojo Karlin, Manifold Graduate Fellow

Interested in making beautiful, annotatable digital books? Come learn how to publish materials on Manifold, a digital platform for scholarly publishing and open education resources. See how you can create a mobile-friendly, annotatable version of a public domain…[Read more]

Please join us for a social justice digital humanities talk and catered lunch featuring Dr. Angel David Nieves from 10am to noon Tuesday, May 28 at the UCSD Cross Cultural Center (on the second floor of the Price Center). Attendees are strongly encouraged to RSVP via Eventbrite.

 3D Online Publications + Social Justice: The Soweto Uprisings, St…[Read more]

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to share an upcoming event at USD on the Digital Humanities.

“The English Department at USD is hosting Dr. N. Katherine Hayles’ public lecture, “Can Computers Create Meaning?: A Cyber/Bio/Semiotic Perspective,” on April 16th (6pm, Warren Auditorium). This will be a great opportunity for scholars and students in San Diego…[Read more]