About
This general introductory workshop, supported by the European Association of Digital Humanities inaugurates a series of Digital Humanities focused activities within the framework of the DARIAH-GR initiative in Greece.
Through this workshop a first acquaintance with a range of issues involved in the design, creation, management and use of digital resources in the Humanities alongside with main technologies, methodologies, tools used in the field of Digital Humanities will be attempted.
When?
Friday 30 May 2014, 9:30-17:00
Where?
Athens School of Fine Arts, «Giorgio de Chirico» Hall, 256 Peiraios st, 182 33 Rentis
Access : Buses no 049 and 914 (stop: Scholi Kalon Texnon)
Metro Line 1 (green). Station: KALLITHEA.
For whom?
Workshop’s intended audience includes scholars, early-career researchers, graduate students from Humanities as well as stake-holders in the cultural industry.
What?
9:30-10:00
Coffee-Greetings
10:00-10:45
Digital Humanities in Greece – Dr Helen Katsiadakis, Academy of Athens
10:45- 11:30
Many, varied and disputed: defining Digital Humanities – Dr Julianne Nyhan, Lecturer in Digital Humanities UCL
11:30-12:15
Knowledge representation, Prof Panos Constantopoulos, digital curation and the humanities, AUEB, DCU
12.15-13:00
Discussion
13:00-14:00
Lunch break
14:00-14:45
Taking that Next Step: Methods for Automatic Extraction of Semantic Data from Large Corpora – Matthew Munson, Researcher, Alexander von Humboldt Chair for Digital Humanities in Leipzig
14:45-15:15
Digital Humanities scholarship: new perspectives for the Humanities? – Dr Julianne Nyhan
15:15-16:00
Discussion
16:00-17:00
Dialogue-driven session. Conclusion and looking ahead: next steps-ideas-needs
How can I attend?
The registration has closed
Extras
The hall has a capacity of up to 80 seats.
Public areas of the building are wheelchair accessible.
For additional information, please contact us at info@dyas-net.gr
Read from the library:
Katsiadakis H., «Digital Humanities in Greece»
Nyhan J., «Many, varied and disputed: defining Digital Humanities»
Constantopoulos P., «Knowledge representation»
Munson M., «Taking that Next Step: Methods for Automatic Extraction of Semantic Data from Large Corpora»
Nyhan J., «Digital Humanities scholarship: new perspectives for the Humanities?»