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The DH Common Room is a regular, informal community-building space for the Digital Humanities Research Group. Drop by to meet colleagues working on or interested in DH-related research. The DCCH office will be open from 12-2, with tea and coffee making facilities provided (bringing your own mug is encouraged). Come along for as long as you...
Martin’s talk will focus on the theme of the state of digital preservation in academic journals. Further details to be announced, with seminar in hybrid format to start at 1pm. Please sign up for this event.
Please note the later start time of 12:30 on 22 February 2024 only The DH Common Room is a regular, informal community-building space for the Digital Humanities Research Group. Drop by to meet colleagues working on or interested in DH-related research. The DCCH office will be open from 12:30-2:30, with tea and coffee making facilities provided (bringing...
Various members of this group are involved in journals that reflect the early ideals of the Open Access movement: using the virtually free distribution afforded by the Internet and the custom of voluntary academic labour in journal editing and reviewing to run internet-based journals which neither readers nor authors need to pay to access. Green...
The DH Common Room is a regular, informal community-building space for the Digital Humanities Research Group. Drop by to meet colleagues working on or interested in DH-related research. The DCCH office will be open from 12-2, with tea and coffee making facilities provided (bringing your own mug is encouraged). Come along for as long as you...
The DH Common Room is a regular, informal community-building space for the Digital Humanities Research Group. Drop by to meet colleagues working on or interested in DH-related research. The DCCH office will be open from 12-2, with tea and coffee making facilities provided. Come along for as long as you want during that time (and...
Large language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT, have recently made a transformative impact on our lives by reaching or surpassing human performance in many areas considered to require human intelligence, such as education or law. However, despite their empirical success, these models can also introduce biases and hallucinations caused by their training data and by the nature of...
Following our extremely successful work shop on Exploring Generative AI Tools for Teaching and Research on November 15, which was the first of two events in the Pedagogy and AI series of events organized jointly by the Pedagogic Research in the Arts (PRiA) Institute and the Digital Creativity and Cultures Hub (DCCH), we are delighted to welcome you...
PRiA and DCCH invite you to an event exploring and demystifying the pedagogical implications of AI in the arts and humanities through practical demonstrations and informal conversation.
A two-hour introductory, hands-on workshop for the GALE Digital Scholar Lab. GALE Product Trainer, Carolyn Beckford, will provide in depth details on the Digital Scholar Lab: why it was created, how it works, and how it supports research. You can find out what’s new for 2023 with the Lab (including text upload of your own...