Registration:
All workshops are free of charge as part of the conference program. Please note that only registered participants of the DH2023 conference are eligibly to participate in the workshops.
Registration for the individual workshops will be opened in early May through Conftool. Please be ware that workshops may have their own indvidual calls and selection provcesses.
Logistics:
Workshops will be held on-site at the University of Graz main campus. We will publish exact room numbers and directions closer to the conference.
There will also be a help- and registration desk set up at the main campus.
There will be coffee breaks at 10:30 am and 3:00 pm. Lunch is not provided by the organizers, but we will of course point you towards close-by places.
Schedule:
Monday July 10
| Full Day (9:00-17:00) |
[840] TwinTalks 4: Understanding and Facilitating Remote Collaboration in DH |
[508] DH4MA – (Digital Humanities for Marginal Areas). Tangible and Intangible heritage digitalization to promote marginal areas and rural development |
[238] An introduction to Transkribus: how to use Handwritten Text Recognition in research and teaching |
[876] DHTech SIG Workshop: How can you trust your code? |
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| Morning (9:00-12:30) |
[826] Digital Pathways Through Newspaper Advertisements: Workflows from Printed Page to Digital Analysis with the Avisblatt-R-Package |
[799] Frameworks for User-Focused Digital Humanities Projects: Half-day workshop proposal |
[442] LEAF: Developing Streamlined Digital Scholarly Workflows with the Linked Editing Academic Framework |
[225] Who are the Users in Multilingual DH Research?: A Community Exploration |
[258] Multilingual taxonomy initiative – TaDiRAH as community of practice |
| Afternoon (13:30-17:00) |
[877] SIG-DLS Workshop: 7 years on |
[638] Labs for Labs: a participatory workshop on digital lab practices in the humanities and social sciences |
[481] Amplifying unheard voices in Digital Humanities: an OpenMethods edit-a-thon |
[273] The Programming Historian: Developing a Digital Humanities Tutorial |
[187] SPARQL for (Digital) Humanists – Querying Wikidata and the MiMoTextBase |
Tuesday July 11
| Full Day (9:00-17:00) |
[186] Semantic Web and Linked Open Data in Historical Sciences |
[655] A Model for Modeling Problems – Game Design as an Exercise in Formal Abstraction |
[673] OCR4all – Open-Source OCR and HTR Across the Centuries |
[878] AV in DH SIG Workshop |
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| Morning (9:00-12:30) |
[582] Put Them In to Get Them Out: the ParlaMint Corpora for Digital Humanities and Social Sciences Research |
[362] Workshop CATMA featuring GitMA and Vis-A-Vis |
[597] Tutorial – Collaborative approaches to discourse: Music scholarship using performance recordings and Linked Data annotations |
[584] Creating a DH workflow in the SSH Open Marketplace |
[123] AudiAnnotate Workshop and the “Radio Venceremos, the Rebel’s Radio Station” Project: Using IIIF with AudioVisual Collections to Build Editions, Exhibits, and Playlists |
| Afternoon (13:30-17:00) |
[112] Digital Humanities Applications of spaCy’s Span Categorizer |
[555] Drafting Standards for Stylometry |
[699] Creating, storing, and sharing your own web archives with open source Webrecorder tools |
[736] From Sketching to Coding: Visualization as a Thinking Process |
[797] Workshop HTR-United: metadata, quality control and sharing process for HTR training data |