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Using Animation to Boost Engagement with Research

Date
, 10:00-10:45
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Creating an animated video is one of the most powerful ways to communicate your research and share it with the world. But if you've never commissioned an animation before then the process can seem a bit daunting. In this 30 minute webinar Peter Barker, owner of Orinoco Communications - a digital content creation agency that...

Introduction to Gale Digital Scholar Lab

Date
, 1:30-3PM
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During this session Chris Houghton, Head of Academic partnerships at Gale, will introduce Gale Digital Scholar Lab. Suitable for all levels of experience, learn how the Lab can enhance research and teaching for anyone working on textual data in the humanities or social sciences. We will cover the basic Lab workflow, including: Creating content sets for...

Introduction to Gale Digital Scholar Lab

Date
, 1:30-3PM
Category

During this session Chris Houghton, Head of Academic partnerships at Gale, will introduce Gale Digital Scholar Lab. Suitable for all levels of experience, learn how the Lab can enhance research and teaching for anyone working on textual data in the humanities or social sciences. We will cover the basic Lab workflow, including: Creating content sets for...

Digital Correspondence CIG Roundtable: Ethics, Access and Sustainability

Date
, 2pm - 3.30pm
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All are invited to join a roundtable event on three key points related to digital correspondence archives: • What are the ethical concerns around using individuals' correspondence for research, especially where consent was not freely given? • Who should, or can, have access to this data? How do we balance openness in research against individuals'...

Deliberations in Digitality: Voices from/in the Majority World

Date
, 12-2
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Deliberations in Digitality: Voices from/in the Majority World: a series hosted by the Digital Creativity and Cultures Hub at the University of Leeds will have scholars, practitioners, researchers, and technologists deliberate on the creative, critical, and humanistic possibilities as well as perils of digitality, especially as seen through Global Majority spaces and voices. For the...

Where is it? Harnessing the power of the crowd for heritage identification and description

Date
, 2pm-3pm
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A talk by Alessandro Pessaro, Digital Archivist at The International Bomber Command Centre Digital Archive and module leader for Cultural and Heritage Attractions Management and Digitising Cultural and Heritage Collections at the University of Lincoln (United Kingdom) and Guizhou University (China). Dr Pessaro's talk will consider some good practices to maximise volunteer’s engagement, increase output, and facilitate...

Wikimedia and Open Research

Date
, 12-1pm
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 Dr Martin Poulter from the University of Bristol will be speaking at the Leeds ReproducibiliTea journal club on Wikimedia and Open Research, and how these tools can be used to support public engagement with research. This will be an online session on Microsoft Teams. Please register for the session here: https://shorturl.at/cprJ0 Wikipedia, the world's most popular reference work, is just one...