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Digital Matters Fall 2023 - Research Talks

Despite often being referred to as the “Great Equalizer,” death, and more specifically access to death rites and burial, is anything but impartial. Religion, race, ethnicity, class, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and more all have a profound impact on the ways in which a given individual is treated after they have passed. The US Cemetery Audit uses data scraped from Fin...

The relationship between Science Fiction and digital culture is intimate-perhaps overly so, in that it is difficult not to think of computational technology as somehow in cahoots with its various guises in popular culture. While it’s sketchy to claim science fiction wields predictive force, it nevertheless does provide an excellent means by which to gauge popular sentiment about computational p...

Digital Matters Fall 2022 Research Talks

In popular usage, “Luddite” denotes a curmudgeonly hater of technology - someone backward-looking, ignorant, and ultimately ineffectual. The eponymous nineteenth-century saboteurs, however, were not opposed to technology tout court, but rather to mechanization in the service of capitalism, and instead of looking backward they were looking forward to a new world. This talk will present the Eclip...

Workshop - "Collecting Social Media Content for Qualitative Research" (Dr. Sean Lawson, Department of Communication), April 12, 2022 All links in the presentation can be found here: www.one-tab.com/page/I3XdNqBcTz-J5fyzm7HvGA Prof. Lawson's slides can be found here: uofu.box.com/s/lk4nxz8e9g5a8jec8xctprebnoupqo51

Workshop - "Interactive Data for the Web Using the Javascript Library D3.JS" (David Onwukeme, former Digital Matters intern and Multi-Disciplinary Design Student), March 22, 2022

Workshop - "Digital to Physical: Using GIS Technology to Create 3D Topographic Models" (Justin Sorensen, Creativity & Innovation Services, GIS Services), February 22, 2022 Workshop Handout: uofu.box.com/s/ww9aw5wawfqsukkbywfr7u3e3p9s4z9l

Workshop - "Introduction to Omeka S" (Anna Neatrour, Digital Initiatives Librarian, Rachel Wittman, Digital Curation Librarian), February 10, 2022

Eric Handman, Digital Matters Exhibition & Performance Faculty Grantee Asst. Prof., School of Dance, “Nomadic Performance Technologies for Dance-Making in the 21st Century” Can a drone be an artistic medium? In collaboration with movement artist Scotty Hardwig and visual artist/engineer Zach Duer (both on faculty at Virginia Tech), Eric Handman, Associate Professor of Dance is exploring the cre...

Workshop - "Why Learn Text Analysis?" (Dr. Nathan Kelber, Community Engagement Lead, JSTOR Labs; Director, Tap Institute), November 18, 2021 Presentation slides - Business/Data Science: tinyurl.com/verqmpd Presentation slides - Digital Humanities: tinyurl.com/yabsasgp TAP Institute: nkelber.github.io/tapi2021/book/intro.html

Workshop - "Using Artificial Intelligence Tools for Creativity" (Trevor Smith, Digital Matters Graduate Fellow), November 9, 2021

"Digging Through History's Dumpster - The Woman's Exponent Advertising Database" (Dr. Jeremy Browne, BYU Office of Digital Humanities), October 21, 2021 exhibits.lib.utah.edu/s/womanexponent/page/welcome#?c=&m=&s=&cv= exponent-advertisements.byu.edu/browse.php

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Workshop - "Using Zotero to Collect, Organize, and Share Citations"

Workshop - "Network Graphing for Humanists with Gephi"

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Digital Matters Spring 2021 Workshop (John Flynn, DM / American West Center Graduate Fellow)

Research Talks - Fall 2020 Graduate Fellows and Faculty Grantees Projects

Digital Matters Fall 2020 Workshop (Max Schleicher, DM Graduate Fellow)

Digital Matters Fall 2020 Workshop (Justin Sorensen, GIS Specialist)

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