The Digital Humanities Blog

A blog about the Master Programme in Digital Humanities at Uppsala University

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Topic Modeling Workshop with KBLab

National Library of Sweden is organizing a great event on Topic Modeling Workshop. You are warmly welcome! See detailed information on their webpage and also forwarded as below: What is topic modeling and how does it work in practice? How do the choices that we make in building such models affect the eventual output? And […]

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Events at UU

Just a quick share of seminars and workshops with you here, which will boost your information searching and digital analysis skills and techniques https://mp.uu.se/web/info/kalendarium Feel free to have a look and boost your learning in DH and master the advanced skills for conducting further research and education in DH!

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Interesting seminars at the deparment and faculty – join!

Teaching Digital Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences at Center for Digital Humanities Uppsala (CDHU) Their webpage: https://www.abm.uu.se/cdhu-eng/events-en/event-en/eventdetail-en/?eventId=62720 Date: 22 September, 14:15–16:00 Location: Zoom Lecturer: Johan Jarlbrink, Fredrik Norén, Thomas Nygren, Kristen Schuster Organiser: CDHU Last day of registration: 9/21/2021 at. 2:00 PM. Contact person: Karl Berglund Sign up for this event Seminarium Research […]

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A new term has started!

Welcome everyone! We started the autumn term about a month ago and it was nice seeing all of you. Special welcome to our first year students at the program of Digital Humanities. It is also great that the second year students have already charged new energy and some have started planning the thesis project. It […]

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In-Depth: Digital Libraries

During the autumn semester of 2020, the course Digital Libraries was given for the first time. To read more about the course, follow this link. The course addresses digital libraries from a research perspective. I was able to find a moment with Amalia Juneström, Phd student at the department and course coordinator for Digital Libraries, […]

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Digital Libraries

The course Digital Libraries is an optional course during the first half of the autumn semester for those students within the program that are interested in the ALM -field (Archives, Libraries and Museums). The course coordinator for the course is Amalia Juneström, Phd Student at the department. The course addresses digital libraries from a research […]

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It’s Thesis Time!

Since a few weeks back the first generation of Digital Humanities students are nearing the end of their two-year master program by writing on their master thesis. The Master Thesis course is devoted to the writing and presentation of a written scientific work. Within the scope of which the student shall also deepen their knowledge […]

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Why the Silence?

As some of our more loyal readers of this blog has noticed, much hasn’t happened on this blog for a couple of months. The current pandemic, the blogadministrators student situation as well as other projects have simply gotten in the way of working on this blog for the Masterprogram in Digital Humanities. But the program […]

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