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Upcomming Workshop 3/10: Intro to Github
By Laura Kane on March 4, 2015Read morePlease join us for our latest workshop of the Spring 2015 term: Intro to Github Tuesday, March 10th 2015 – 6:30-8:30pm; Room C196.03 Github is the most commonly used version control and collaboration software. Structured collaboration is a necessity for correcting others work on large projects. In this workshop we will cover commits, branching and...
0Django Hack Night
By evan misshula on February 25, 2015Read moreWhat is Django? Django is an open source web framework based on Python. A web application framework is a suite of interlocked programs that help people create dynamic web services such as blogs and apps. What is the difference between a site created in Django and one created on...
DH and Design
By A.L. McMichael on February 11, 2015Read moreAt a recent NYCDH event, I had a brief conversation with architect Laura Kurgan who asked whether I’d received any design training alongside other DH skills and methods. As it happens, I majored in graphic design and worked as an art director for several years, but I am almost certainly...
Announcing the launch of the Islamic History Commons
By Erin Glass on December 2, 2014Read moreIt’s with great excitement that I announce the launch of the Islamic History Commons (IHC), a scholarly community site dedicated to the study of Islamic history. IHC makes use of the Commons in a Box (CBOX) software that also powers scholarly community sites such as the CUNY Academic Commons...
Digital Dissertations and Ticking Clocks
By A.L. McMichael on November 4, 2014Read moreNothing quite embodies the graduate education experience like a dissertation. But Stacey Patton’s 2013 CHE article “The Dissertation Can No Longer Be Defended,” responds to the job market crisis with an analysis of the dissertation as a natural starting point for rethinking graduate education. She quotes William Pannapacker who calls...
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