Experiences in Creating Digital Sources and Teaching Dixza: A Zapotec Agenda

JPL 2.02.22 - GroupSpot B

Janet Chavez Santiago, author, educator, and native Zapotec speaker who advocates for the representation, utility, and complexity of the Zapotec language in the contemporary world will discuss the importance of facilitating language access via digital tools.

Free

Data Wrangling Using OpenRefine

John Peace Library | 3.02.32 One UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX

When compiling data from various sources or creating a dataset, we often need help with errors in the data or inconsistent format, which can be critical to data analysis. This workshop will teach you how to explore, clean, and transform your data and reproduce the steps you have taken using OpenRefine. OpenRefine is a [...]

Free

Text Analysis Using Voyant Tools

JPL 2.02.22 - GroupSpot B

Advances in natural language processing and computational linguistics have fueled a growing interest in analyzing text as data in the humanities and social sciences. This workshop will provide some basics of text analysis and introduce the underlying structure of Voyant Tools and its user interface. Voyant Tools is a web-based text reading and analysis [...]

Narrating a Digital Archive Map of Family History

JPL 2.02.22 - GroupSpot B

Join this workshop to create a digital map through archival curation of your personal identity and family history, blending multilingual storytelling with cartography for a meaningful exploration of your family's journey and cultural heritage. This workshop will introduce you to Storymaps JS and Omeka.net

Free

Narrating a Digital Archive Map of Family History

JPL 2.02.22 - GroupSpot B

Join this workshop to create a digital map through archival curation of your personal identity and family history, blending multilingual storytelling with cartography for a meaningful exploration of your family's journey and cultural heritage. This workshop will introduce you to Storymaps JS and Omeka.net

Free
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