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Documentary Title: Nine Faculty Engaging in Digital Humanities: A 2020 Summer Documentary Video #1: https://youtu.be/swzm3oYVfPA Title: Introduction to the Fundamentals of Data Research (FDR) Fellowship Duration: 6:03 Summary: Josh describes the history and evolution of the Baylor University Libraries’ Fundamentals

As Baylor University is teaching all classes online through April 3 (here for more info), Data & Digital Scholarship (DDS) services are likewise moving online via Webex.   Here is how DDS will be operating while Baylor University is teaching

Dr. Kalani Craig, co-director of IDAH (Institute for Digital Arts & Humanities at Indiana University, Bloomington), visited Baylor this week. Kalani shared with us her boundless energy, experience, enthusiasm, and expertise in digital arts and humanities. In a two-day whirlwind

I was invited to provide a presentation for the Libraries/ITS Advisory Committee (LITSAC) meeting in January, 2020. The Request: Would you provide an in-depth overview of all of the areas you are spearheading for our next LITSAC meeting in January?

Last Friday we held a hands-on workshop introducing text data mining tools and methodologies using the Armstrong Browning Library’s Victorian Collection (Workshop Materials) We walked participants through a series of exercises where everyone examined metadata, prepared/cleaned the corpus for analysis,

On September 16 at 2pm, drop on by the Active Learning Classroom in Moody Library, room 104, for a showcase of digital poster presentations on data research and digital humanities. There will be presentations focusing on text data mining, data

Topics from Baylor Student Reflections on Leadership Project Title: Topics from Baylor Student Reflections on Leadership Description: 20 LDS 1301 student blogs were mined for student reflections on the following four topics: What does leadership mean to you? Leadership Identity