16 January 2020
11:30–12:30
B208
In this session the presenters, a Reference and Instruction Librarian and an English Literature Professor, will introduce the audience to an overview of the main topics explored while attending a Digital Humanities Workshop at the University of Oxford Summer School in the summer of 2019. Such topics include DH case studies, data management, relational databases, IIIF, reproducibility, and not only. A hands-on activity will facilitate attendees to gain initial familiarity with data management plan strategies, while the final part will be left open for contributions from the audience in a participatory discussion and/or clarifications and additions on any of the exposed topics. Attendees will leave the session with a concrete idea of what the Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School offers, an understanding of the important role data management plans have in any DH project, and an inspiration to design new DH initiatives at their institutions, but also collaboratively within the consortium.
