Workshops and Events

The Center for Digital Humanities has a growing series of tutorials and talks on a variety of DH tools and skills available for anyone to learn. Check them out below or on our YouTube Channel.

Upcoming Workshops and Events

3D Modeling
Oct. 8 @ 12:15pm (LAB 346)

with Dr. Courtney Luckhardt

Are you interested in 3D modeling or printing but don’t know where to start? Learn about the basic and advanced tools of working in 3D, including photogrammetry and LiDAR scanning, and advanced techniques for creating detailed 3D models.

Bringing Digital Methods into the Classroom
Nov. 5 @ 12:15-1:30pm (IC 319 & Teams)

with Dr. Jen Andrella

Learn about effective strategies for integrating digital methods into the classroom. We will explore how approaches such as digital storytelling, text analysis, mapping, and web authoring can boost student engagement and produce transferable skills.

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Past Workshops and Events

Digital Storytelling with Timeline JS | Dr. Andrew McSorley
September 17, 2025
This workshop explored how to create interactive multimedia timelines using Timeline JS and a simple Google Sheets template.

Summer 2024 Mapping Freedom Research Symposium
July 18, 2024
This research symposium was the culmination of the 2024 Mapping Freedom, a program supported by the National Science Foundation – Research Experience for Undergraduates. For more information on Mapping Freedom, visit www.mappingfreedomreu.org.

Watch the 2024 Symposium

Introduction to 3D Imagery and Photogrammetry
April 19, 2024
Learn from Dr. Patrick Hoehne about the basic tools and methods for scanning objects, editing 3D renderings, and using a 3D Printer.

Watch this session

Mapping Humanities Data
Oct. 20 + Nov. 3, 2023
Learn from Dr. Kayla Stan (Assistant Professor of Geography) and Dr. Patrick Hoehne about the basics of Geographic Information Systems and how to map humanities data with digital tools.

Watch Session 1 and Session 2

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