In the presentation, the lecturer "negotiates" the stories of non-consensual extractive language terminologies, the uncertainties in these words, its taxonomies which are assigned narratives of identity, which are present in space, environment and sound.

This is part 2 of the <em>Rchon statistics course</em>. The purpose of this tutorial is to extend the application of R from basic data analysis and visualisation to formal statistical testing. In this tutorial, we will treat the following statistical testing methods: t-...

Inaugural lecture of the Habilitation procedure in Ancient History and Digital Humanities at the University of Leipzig, held on February 15, 2021

This is part 1 of the <em>Rchon statistics course</em>. It treats the basics of data manipulation in R, and teaches you how to make simple visualisations from a list of numerical data.The purpose of this tutorial is to provide a relatively gentle introduction to R for w...

Lehreinheit auf der Summer School <em>Coding the Sources – Digitales Edieren in den Geisteswissenschaften</em> (Online Summerschool und Workshop, Lübeck/Online, 17.8. – 27.8.2020), 27.8.2020

Creating transcriptions can be a tedious job. The computer tool Transkribus can ease the process after some training. In this digital workshop, we will commence with the knowledge you gained in the basic training. You will now learn about judging the quality of a model,...

This online platform allows visitors to explore and visualize both ancient and modern connectivity, and the stories facilitate analysis of various exhibition narratives, symbolic displays, and interpretations of shared/disparate visual heritage.

<strong>Digital Humanities Research Questions and Methods</strong> <strong>PARTHENOS </strong> Archived snapshot of the ‘Digital Humanities Research Questions and Methods’ module, which is part of the PARTHENOS Training suite [1], which was developed as part of Work Pac...

<strong>Citizen Science in the (Digital) Arts and Humanities</strong> <strong>PARTHENOS </strong> This module will look at the variety of practices within ‘citizen science’, how you as a humanist might get started working with them, what issues you might be wary of alon...