Professional Development and Learning Opportunities
Digital Humanities
This Digital Humanities LibGuide is an introductory resource and collection of periodicals, reference sources, key articles, projects, initiatives, tools, primary sources, and datasets that are useful for the study and practice of Digital Humanities
DH Summer Institute at the University of VictoriaJune 6-10 or 13-17 2016
The Digital Humanities Summer Institute is a week (or two!) of intense coursework, seminars, lectures and collaboration with participants from the Arts, Humanities, Libraries and Archives and beyond. It welcomes participants of all experience levels. Participants choose a main course each week out of 43 options. In addition, short workshops, social and networking activities are available. Tuition scholarships and academic credit are available if pre-arranged. Accommodation is available on-site for a reasonable fee. Examples of available courses include [Foundations] Text Encoding Fundamentals and their Application, [Foundations} DH for department Chairs and Deans, Accessibility & Digital Environments, and Feminist Digital Humanities: Theoretical, Social, and Material Engagements. This conference is an excellent opportunity to meet others working in the field. For those who cannot attend, reading the course descriptions is still a way to get a snapshot of current areas of interest and growth.
ADHO Annual ConferenceADHO is the international Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations. They sponsor an annual conference which will be at McGill in 2017.
CSDH-SCHN Annual ConferenceThe Canadian Society for Digital Humanities hold their annual conference May 30-June 1 2016 in Calgary.
Dalhousie DH Summer Institute (2016)This year, DHSI@Dal is hosting a series of one-day workshops as well as public lectures on Digital Humanities. All are welcome to the public lectures, but workshops require registration. The DHSI at Dal draws on the well-established DHSI program from UVic.
DLF Community CalendarThe DLF community calendar covers events relevant to Digital Libraries and Archives, Digital Humanities, and Digital Museums, as well as a growing number of Open Science and Digital Publishing events worldwide.
