Making, Curating, & Engaging Data Ngram search (Google) carried out on Feb 27, 2017 Event Details Making, Curating, and Engaging Data March 3, 2017, 4-5pm (PST) Room 111, the Information Studies (GSEIS) building. See map here. #ucladhsem How does scientific and scholarly data get made and how can we curate and make useful data? What does...
Current and Future Requirements for Advanced Research Cyberinfrastructure - Panel Discussion Date: October 25, 2017 Time: 11:45 a.m. – 1 p.m. (Lunch provided*) Location: 5628 Math Sciences Building The Institute for Digital Research and Education is pleased to announce a panel discussion on current and future requirements for Advanced Research Cyberinfrastructure (ARC). The discussion...
A UCLA Campus Conversation sponsored by the Online Teaching & Learning Initiative UCLA faculty are rethinking courses based on the ways students learn best and environments that foster that learning. Divisional initiatives are exploring those issues; departments are looking at their curricula; faculty are working with campus support groups to modify their own classes. The...
The Dean of Humanities with the Center for Digital Humanities invites you to discover a new course delivery model already successfully in use by several Humanities departments. Please join us at our inaugural Course Sharing Symposium on Wednesday May 16th. This Symposium is an opportunity to learn what is happening with course sharing across the UC...
The EPIC Program invites you to come talk about teaching and learning in the Humanities on September 26, in Royce Hall 306 & 314. Boxed lunches will be provided for the roundtable discussion. RSVP here.
The Small Bytes workshop series introduces a new digital humanities tool every week. In an hour, learn the basics of a new tool and how it can be applied to humanities data and in the classroom. This week, we’ll be looking at how to make effective estimations. Being able to effectively estimate time and resources needed to...
This week, we’ll be looking at working with, and around artificial intelligence, using ChatGPT and Google Translate as samples. Presented by Thomas Garbelotti. We’ll be meeting via Zoom in our regular online support room. The Small Bytes workshop series introduces a new instructional or research tool or topic every week. In less than an hour,...
This week, we’ll be looking at maximizing media repositories in Bruin Learn. Presented by Jaehyeon Park. Do you need help utilizing media repositories (My Media and Media Gallery) in Bruin Learn for your teaching? You have already had a number of self-created media clips but probably don't know how to take advantage of them. This...
This week, we’ll be looking at ethical approaches to social media data collection and publication. Presented by Nashra Mahmood. This workshop will discuss how to ethically work with social media data for research purposes. Content will be based on this instructional module. We’ll be meeting via Zoom in our regular online support room. The Small...
This week, we’ll be looking at data visualization with Python or Advanced retrieval strategies with an academic database. Presented by Tianji Jiang. Data visualization is a powerful tool that can help us communicate information, gain insights, and make informed decisions. In this workshop, we will explore some basic concepts of data visualization, learn about different...
