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Joycean, digital humanist, or infoviz-curious? Help us build info visualizations of James Joyce’s Ulysses for this year’s Bloomsday celebration! (June 16th)

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THATCamp Games: the inaugural digital humanities and game studies/research/design/teaching/play unconference.

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A four-post series on advancing digital coding and project work in the humanities through quick and dirty user testing, in-depth usability and use research, participatory design, and an overview of what’s been done in DH evaluation recently.

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Jump into creating visualizations of social networks such as character interactions in a novel using the Gephi software and these tips.

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How does digital humanities knowledge gets reused and developed? A citation-network visualization project for Digital Humanities Quarterly.

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Let’s build digital humanities tools to serve “amateurs”–in the old sense of pursuing interests not in a professional academic role, but often with passion, competence, and curiosity–the humanist geek latent in all of us.

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If you don’t mind a cat GIF or five, Reddit can be a great academic resource–a trove of digital design, info vis, topic modeling, and other reading.