The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) has announced a series of eleven online training opportunities that explore fundamental data management and computational methods in digital humanities: Building Digital Skills for the Arts and Humanities. The series is aimed at researchers of all types who are new to the field, and it is free and open to all. Each training takes place between 1:30-3:00 PM CEST (7:30-9:00 AM EST), with recordings and materials provided after each session.
Remaining topics include:
- Research Data Management (RDM) for Arts & Humanities on September 25
- Introduction to AI for the Arts and Humanities on October 16
- Large Language Models & Image Generation on November 6
- Using APIs for Digital Editions on November 27
- Digital Methods for Cultural Heritage on January 8
- Open Publishing, Copyright & Collaborative Knowledge Ecosystems on January 22
- 3D Data Guidelines & Best Practices on February 12
- 3D Imaging & Photogrammetry on March 5
- Wikidata and Wikibase: Differences, similarities and usage on April 16
- Working with born-digital sources in the humanities on May 14
Registration is open until May 2027.
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