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The Digital Humanities community at Duke promotes new ways to engage in and learn about the use of technology in humanities scholarship. This site aggregates information from various programs and initiatives around campus. The Digital Humanities Initiative @ FHI, Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and Duke Libraries all provide programming and support.

Digital Athens
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Book of Fortresses
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Carolingian Networks
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Carceral Studies Network
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Project Vox
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3D Catalhoyuk
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Workshops

DVS offers workshops in data collection and the latest tools and methods for geospatial analysis and visualization.

DSS offers a variety of workshops and symposia focused on digital scholarship methods, tools, and best practices.

OIT Training provides technology training opportunities to support the academic needs of Duke students, staff and faculty.

RC workshops teach basic technology competencies for research like using the Linux command line and cloud computing.

Roots workshops help students of any skill level gain an understanding of a variety of web, mobile, and 3D tools and technologies.

SSRI provides workshops on tools and methods for interview and survey design like Qualtrics and NVivo.

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Going Digital with HWL Visiting Faculty Fellow Meredith Goldsmith

Friday, August 5, 2016

The Humanities Writ Large Visiting Fellows program brings 2-5 faculty members from liberal arts colleges and HBCUs to Duke each year (for the last 6 years). Each fellow is assigned a mentor and works with others in the Duke community to innovate their research and teaching. We caught up with recently "graduated" fellow, Meredith Goldsmith to discuss her experience as a fellow and going from having little experience using technology to a digital mapping projects centered around Victorian Literature.