Digital Humanities Workshops @PCL

This workshop will provide an overview of recommended practices for humanities data preparation, peer review, and publication through the lens of the Journal of Open Humanities Data (JOHD), an open data journal dedicated to humanities research. Participants will learn about humanities data creation and publication with reflection on the overall framework of “humanities data” from the point of view of equity, access, and inclusion. At the end of this workshop, attendees will have an understanding of how to prepare their data, locate appropriate repositories and journals, and participate in the peer review of humanities data with JOHD.

Instructor: Dale Correa, Liaison for Middle Eastern Studies and History Coordinator

Workshop Recording

Journal of Open Humanities Data

CC-BY License

UTL Data Repository LibGuide and the Texas Data Repository

Digital Humanities Workshop: Data Mining with Pymarc

This workshop will provide an overview of how to utilize Pymarc, an open-source Python program, to data mine digital collections. Participants are not required to have a background in programming. During the workshop, participants will learn how to download metadata from digital collections hosted on the Internet Archive and how to use Pymarc to gather collection-wide bibliographic information from that data. At the end of the workshop, attendees will have an understanding of how to use Pymarc and why Pymarc is a beneficial tool for humanities research. 

Instructor- Ali Gunnels

• Workshop Recording
• Slides
• Google Collab Notebook 1
• Google Collab Notebook 2