Talks – BSU DSL

Student-Driven Digital Humanities: Net.Create and the Role of Pedagogy Research in Digital Humanities Tool-Building

June 3, 2020

Kalani CraigSeptember 18, 2019 On Thursday, September 18, 2019, Kalani Craig, Co-Director of the Institute for Digital Arts and Humanities at Indiana University, introduced BSU faculty, staff and students to Net.Create, a network analysis tool developed for both digital history and digital pedagogy research teams. Craig leads a team developing Net.Create, an NSF-funded multi-user network…
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Digital Feed: Virtual Reality in Art History

April 18, 2019

On Thursday, April 18, 2019 in AB 021B, the DSL and IDIA hosted a Digital Feed talk by Matthew Brennan about the uses of Virtual Reality in Art History. VR offers unique and interesting implications for education in the fields of Art and Architectural History. Brennan, a member of the Research Faculty in the School…
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DSL Public Talk: Lauren Tilton, “Seeing the Nation: Digital Humanities, Documentary, and the Construction of Social History”

April 17, 2019

DSL Public Talk: “Seeing the Nation: Digital Humanities, Documentary, and the Construction of Social History” Lauren Tilton, University of Richmond Thursday, February 14, 2019, 4:00 p.m. AJ 225 Lauren Tilton, Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities at the University of Richmond, will present a talk about the Photogrammar project titled “Seeing the Nation: Digital Humanities, Documentary,…
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DSL Public Talk: Digital Urban Design

April 17, 2019

DSL Public Talk: Digital Urban Design Jeff Berg, Arup October 12, 2018, 4:00 PM AB 100 Lecture Hall IDIA Lab research fellow, Jeff Berg visited campus for a Digital Scholarship Lab lecture – jointly hosted by the Ball State University College of Architecture and Planning. Berg is the Senior Digital Designer for Arup, an international…
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Digital Feed: Distant Viewing

February 15, 2019

On February 14, 2019 at noon in the Letterman Building, Room 104, the Digital Scholarship Lab hosted a Digital Feed about the use of computational techniques for analyzing visual culture, including film and video. Lauren Tilton, Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities at the University of Richmond, discussed a digital research tool that she has developed…
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Digital Feed: DSL Fellowships

January 25, 2019

On Wednesday, January 23rd, at noon. the Ball State University Digital Scholarship Lab hosted its first Digital Feed of the spring 2019 semester. The lunch and talk were co-sponsored by the Sponsored Projects Administration and they also served as part of this year’s SPA Colloquia Series. The event took place in the Schwartz Digital Complex…
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Digital Feed: SAVI: Community Engagement Through Data

December 6, 2018

On Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at noon, the Digital Scholarship Lab hosted a presentation by Matt Nowlin in the Architecture Building, Room 004 on SAVI, a community planning and assessment tool developed by the POLIS Center at IUPUI. SAVI mobilizes data from many sources to power spatially-based analytical tools and supports community-centered social research in…
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Digital Feed – The Future of User Experience

November 12, 2018

On Monday, October 22, 2018, the Digital Scholarship Lab hosted Jeff Berg’s Digital Feed talk, “The Future of User Experience.” Berg, senior Digital Designer for Arup, an international urban planning, design and architecture firm, has unique experience employing coding and design to create engaging end-user experiences for cultural, government and commercial entities around the world.…
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Digital Feed: Big Data and Smart Computing

September 21, 2018

At noon on Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 and again on Thursday, September 20th, Shaoen Wu, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Ball State University, presented on the topic “Big Data and Smart Computing” in the Schwartz Digital Complex in Bracken Library. Wu, an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Ball State, introduced Ball State’s new…
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DSL Public Talk: Matthias Raess, “Personality and Language of German Twitter Users: Linguistic and Computational Analysis with R”

April 17, 2018

On Tuesday April 17, 2018, Matthias Raess discussed his dissertation research, which employs R, a coding language and environment for statistical computing and graphics, to analyze language use in data extracted from German Twitter. He specializes in sociolinguistics/social media data mining, the influence of media on language, statistics (especially with R), and quantitative research. In…
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