During the first day of the DHNB 2022 conference, Tuesday 15 March, five workshops will be organised. These are open for all registered participants of the conference, but note that you need to register separately for each workshop, and that the workshops have different deadlines, requirements and systems for doing this. You find short info and contact details below, and full info if you follow the links.
List of DHNB 2022 workshops
Computational Approaches to Human and Machine Creativity (WORKSHOP CANCELLED)
- The workshop gathers together papers presenting digital/computational methods on all fields related to creativity in humans or computers. The papers can focus on various aspects of creativity such as generation, processing, analysis, evaluation and corpus studies.
- Paper submissions by 6 February 2022
- Organiser/contact: Mika Hämäläinen, University of Helsinki (mika.hamalainen@helsinki.fi)
Digital Humanities Support Units in the Nordic and Baltic Countries
- The aim of this workshop is to bring together the coordinators and drivers of DH support units at LAM institutions in the Nordic-Baltic Countries and beyond for an exchange of experience, much-needed discussions, and exploring options for collaboration as well as delimitation.
- Registration
- Organiser/contact: Annika Rockenberger, Oslo University Library (annika.rockenberger@ub.uio.no)
Digital Parliamentary Data in Action (DiPaDA 2022)
- Recent years have seen the emergence of new digital parliamentary datasets that highlight multi-disciplinary opportunities and challenges in research. The datasets have enabled researchers to engage in novel ways in studying parliamentary culture, media, politics, and societal and cultural themes, and led to the development of new tools, curated data, and user interfaces for researchers, citizens, and media. The workshop draws together scholars across different disciplines to explore results and ongoing work on creating and using digital parliamentary data in Digital Humanities research and applications.
- Paper submissions by 13 January, 2022
- Organiser/contact: Matti La Mela, Uppsala University/University of Helsinki (matti.lamela@abm.uu.se)
Higher Education Programs in Digital Humanities and Social Sciences: Challenges and Perspectives
- The workshop will allow major established programs and initiatives to report results, newcomers to interact with experienced people in the field in order to allow the entire community to critically discuss topical issues relating to DH education. The DHNB venue encourages participation by teachers, researchers and developers from different perspectives (reflecting the different conference threads). As the fourth workshop on education at DHNB, it is envisioned as part of a workshop series taking place at annual DHNB conferences in order to establish and provide a regular forum for discussions on education in Digital Humanities and Social Sciences in Nordic and Baltic countries and beyond.
- Paper submissions by 16 January, 2022
- Organiser/contact: Koraljka Golub, Linnaeus University (koraljka.golub@lnu.se)
Introduction to Text and Image Analysis Using Python
- This tutorial workshop will leverage Jupyter notebooks to give learners an introduction to a number of text and image analysis approaches that are of interest to the humanities. The half-day, online event will begin with an in-depth introduction to the Jupyter notebook interface. Afterwards, a number of topics, such as document similarity, and clustering of handwritten characters, will be demonstrated and discussed using separate notebooks. No prior knowledge is required.
- Latest day of registration: 14 March, 2022
- Organiser/contact: Raphaela Heil, Uppsala University (raphaela.heil@it.uu.se)
Libraries and Digital Humanities Workshop
During the last day of the conference a special workshops dedicated to the area where libraries and digital humanities meet are arranged. It starts Friday 18 March 15:30 at Carolina Rediviva. Note that this is a physical-only event with a limited number of seats. For registration and more information, please contact Per Cullhed, Uppsala University Library (per.cullhed@ub.uu.se)
You find the full workshop program here!