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Patrocini: IEEE-CH2026 Venezia

L’associazione AIUCD è lieta di patrocinare la conferenza IEEE-CH2026 Venezia che si terrà a Venezia il 7-9 settembre 2026 a San Servolo.

The IEEE International Conference on Cyber Humanities (IEEE CH) is an annual event co-sponsored by the IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC) Society. It focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of technologies applied to Social Science and Humanities (SSH) that includes Arts, Heritage, History, Archeology, Linguistics, Libraries, and so forth. SSH Is now considered as a Critical and Complex Human-Cyber-Physical Ecosystem that need protection, valorization and resilience for the future generations. Such Ecosystem should exhibit three relevant properties as Trust, Resilience and Sustainability to pursue its mission in the long term.

The conference explores novel concepts, technologies, solutions and applications along the digital continuum within the Cultural Cyber Critical Ecosystem including digitization, curation, protection, reuse and disseminate Digital Cultural Assets. The IEEE CH 2026 conference will be held in Venice, Italy, during September 7–9, 2026.

Date importanti:

Call for papers

Paper submission deadline: April 12, 2026
Authors’ notification: May 2, 2026
Camera-ready submission: May 15, 2026
Early registration deadline: May 20, 2026
Conference dates: Sept 7–9, 2026

Call for workshops

Proposal submission deadline: December 20, 2026 (send to emanuele.bellini@ieee.org)
Proponents’ notification: December 29, 2026
Paper submission deadline: April 12, 2026
Authors’ notification: May 2, 2026
Camera-ready submission: May 15, 2026
Early registration deadline: May 20, 2026
Workshop dates: Sept 7–9, 2026

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Spotlight on the Working Group Theatralia: Toward digital descriptive models for the performing arts

DARIAH is delighted to publish the latest Spotlight article Toward digital descriptive models for the performing arts: Spotlight on the Working Group Theatralia. This article is part of the DARIAH Spotlight campaign, a monthly series that focuses on digital scholarship within the DARIAH network.

Written by Cécile Chantraine Braillon, La Rochelle Université (France) and Anamarija Žugić Borić, Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research (Croatia), this article presents the work conducted within the Theatralia Working Group to address the growing digital transformation of the performing arts. Bringing together around 30 scholars, GLAM professionals, and artists, the group fosters interdisciplinary research on digitization, digital performance, digital methodologies, and archiving in the performing arts.

After an initial phase dedicated to identifying the new challenges and emerging needs raised by the performing arts’ adaptation to the digital turn, the group underscored a key epistemological issue: the need for a shared computational language to describe and represent the field, enabling meaningful data exchange and generating real scholarly value. In its second phase, Theatralia therefore refocused its efforts on refining such digital description models and supporting their integration into broader archival infrastructures. This Spotlight delves into the issues identified and the task of building and further developing a thesaurus for performing arts.

La Rochelle Université students hired as interns between April and May 2025 to participate in the second phase of the WG Theatralia project. (From left to right: Stefany Cardoso, Lisa Pigé, Dylan Bouzon, Pauline Boucard, Jihane Bonin, Lisa Langellier) © Cécile Chantraine Braillon

This article is part of DARIAH’s latest outreach campaign, DARIAH Spotlight, which makes research within the DARIAH network more visible. This monthly series will showcase digital scholarship in the humanities, from both DARIAH Working Groups and DH projects within the DARIAH network. Follow this campaign for more Spotlight articles.

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Hacia un marco analítico verdaderamente latinoamericano de análisis de políticas públicas sobre ciberseguridad: una crítica desde la práctica de un joven egresado de Política y Gestión Social

Por Erick Mendoza Lara

Programa de Jóvenes Investigadores en Humanidades Digitales

 

La ciberseguridad en América Latina no puede entenderse desde las mismas lógicas que guían su análisis en contextos nacionales aislados. Cuando observamos el caso mexicano, encontramos un sistema público de ciberseguridad que, pese a sus esfuerzos institucionales, organizacionales, financieros y programáticos resultan insuficientes para cubrir el espectro completo de amenazas que representa el ciberdelito.

Esta insuficiencia no es casual ni exclusiva de México, responde a la característica estructural de la criminalidad digital que trasciende fronteras con una facilidad que algunos marcos analíticos publicados aún no han logrado capturar adecuadamente.

Continue reading Hacia un marco analítico verdaderamente latinoamericano de análisis de políticas públicas sobre ciberseguridad: una crítica desde la práctica de un joven egresado de Política y Gestión Social at Red de Humanidades Digitales.

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Convocadas las Ayudas HDH 2026 para la celebración de actividades

Convocadas las Ayudas HDH 2026 para la celebración de actividades científico-académicas


La Sociedad Internacional HDH quiere contribuir a la celebración de actividades científico-académicas relacionadas con las Humanidades Digitales en el ámbito hispánico. Para ello, establece una convocatoria anual de ayudas económicas para la celebración de congresos, seminarios, jornadas y talleres, concediendo hasta un máximo de 400€ por actividad.

Convocatoria Ayudas 2026

La solicitud deberá estar avalada por un socio de la HDH con una antigüedad no inferior a 3 meses y estar al día en el abono de las cuotas. Las peticiones deberán dirigirse a convocatorias@humanidadesdigitaleshispanicas.es entre el 30 de enero y 28 de febrero de 2026 para actividades que se desarrollen desde el 1 de enero de 2026 hasta el 31 de diciembre  de 2026. La resolución se hará pública el 6 de marzo de 2026.


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DH Awards 2025 – Call For Nominations

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The annual open DH Awards 2025 is now accepting nominations!

Please nominate any Digital Humanities resource in any language that you feel deserves to win in any of this year’s categories. The open DH Awards are openly nominated by the community and openly voted for by the public as a DH awareness activity. Although the working language of DH Awards is English, nominations may be for any resource in any language. Awards are not specific to geography, language, conference, organization or field of humanities. There are no financial prizes, just the honour of having won and an icon for your website.

Nominations will be open until 2026-02-27. Voting will take place shortly after. You only need to nominate something once! Self-nominations or nominating other’s resources are both fine! 

Please note that the nominations must be for projects/resources/sites that were launched/finished/update/created in 2025.

The categories for the open DH Awards 2025 are:

  • BEST USE OF DH FOR FUN
    (e.g. something that uses DH for purposes of enjoyment)
  • BEST DH DATA VISUALIZATION
    (e.g. a visualization of DH data)
  • BEST EXPLORATION OF DH FAILURE/LIMITATIONS
    (e.g. a report on why a project failed, or problems with DH)
  • BEST DH SHORT PUBLICATION
    (e.g. blog, article, video, on DH)
  • BEST DH TOOL OR SUITE OF TOOLS
    (e.g. something used to build a DH resource)
  • BEST DH DATASET OR MODEL
    (e.g. a corpus of texts, table of data, model, or similar used for DH research)
  • BEST DH TRAINING MATERIALS
    (e.g. talks, slides, exercises, videos or how-to guides in any form)
  • BEST DH RESOURCE
    (e.g. digital scholarly edition, archive, or repository for DH)

To nominate something for the DH Awards 2025 use the form at:

NOMINATE SOMETHING HERE

게시물 DH Awards 2025 – Call For NominationsKADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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Aiucd2026: estensione scadenza presentazione proposte

La scadenza per l’invio delle proposte per il XV Convegno di AIUCD, che si terrà a Cagliari dal 3 al 5 giugno 2026, è stata posticipata all’8 febbraio 2026. Informazioni sulla call e su come partecipare sono disponibili sul sito del convegno.

Date importanti

  • La scadenza per la presentazione delle proposte è fissata per le ore 23:59 (ora italiana) del 31 gennaio 2026 8 febbraio 2026..
  • Informazioni sull’accettazione verranno comunicate agli autori entro il 31 marzo 2026.
  • La versione camera ready deve essere inviata entro il 12 aprile 2026. La scadenza per iscrizione obbligatoria degli autori è il 19 aprile 2026.

Il Convegno è organizzato da DH UNICA, il Centro di Umanistica Digitale dell’Università di Cagliari (Dipartimento di Lettere, lingue e beni culturali). I chair di quest’anno sono Giampaolo Salice e Cristina Marras, affiancati da un comitato scientifico e da un comitato organizzatore.

Il tema dell’edizione 2026 è Digitale e Public Engagement: pratiche e prospettive nelle Digital Humanities: si esplorerà il rapporto tra Digital Humanities e public engagement, offrendo spazio a modelli teorici, metodologie, servizi, applicazioni pratiche che favoriscono il coinvolgimento attivo dei cittadini nei processi di ricerca, documentazione nel campo delle Humanities. Sono temi di interesse del convegno le esperienze che, attraverso il digitale, attivano percorsi di co-creazione, crowdsourcing, narrazione digitale, musealizzazione, archiviazione virtuale e di citizen scienceheritage sharing, dentro cornici Open Access e con approcci innovativi anche alla comunicazione scientifica. Saranno bene accolte proposte che approfondiscono anche altri aspetti dell’ampio panorama delle Digital Humanities, al fine di alimentare il confronto interdisciplinare e il dialogo scientifico in forma inclusiva.  

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DIGITALIA: Digital Heritrace Training

AIUCD è lieta di annunciare Digitalia Heritrace Training 2026, che si terrà dal 27 al 29 gennaio 2026, presso Ca Foscari, Ca Dolfin.

L’evento si inserisce all’interno del Programma di formazione Erasmus+ “Digitalia: Digital Solutions for Sustainable and Disaster Resilient Heritage Management”.

Programma:

9:00 Welcome & Opening Remarks

Luisa Bienati, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Vice-Rector for Teaching
Daniele Baglioni, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of Humanities, Director
Marina Buzzoni, Associazione per l’Informatica Umanistica e la Cultura Digitale, President
Andrea Erboso, Venice State Archive, Director
Sedef Çokay-Kepçe, Istanbul University, DIGITALIA Principal Investigator
Lorenzo Calvelli, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, DIGITALIA Venice Coordinator

10:00 Keynote Talks

Chair Franz Fischer, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities, Director

Paolo Mozzi, University of Padua
Geomorphological and Geoarchaeological Perspectives on Venice Lagoon and Relative Sea Level Rise

Fabio Pittarello, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Collecting and preserving intangible heritage in the Venice Lagoon: the Bauhaus of the Seas project and the Regenerative Lagoon digital platform

12:00 Hands-On Approaches to Digital Heritage at Risk 

Elisa Corrò, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Why Heritage is Our Best Disaster Risk Strategy. The Role of Digital and Public Humanities

Sabrina Pesce, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Making the Fragile Accessible: Digital Practices for Heritage Protection and Valorisation

Discussion

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2026년 1학기 AI 고전번역학 전문과정 수강생 모집

作者김병준

전통문화연구회 고전연수원(傳統文化硏究會 古典硏修院) / 한국디지털인문학협의회(KADH) / 덕성여자대학교 평생교육원이 공동주최하는 AI고전번역학 2026년 1학기 수강생을 모집합니다. 자세한 사항은 Link를 참고해주세요. AI 고전번역학과 해당 과정에서 사용하는 CCTI(Classical Chinese Text Interpreter)도 참고해주십시오.


Ⅰ. 과정 개설 취지

본 과정은 인공지능 환경에서 한문 고전 전문가의 역할을 재정의합니다. AI가 생성하는 번역을 비판적으로 검증하고, 이를 신뢰할 수 있는 지식 데이터로 구조화하는 ‘인공지능 기반 인문·기술 융합 인재’ 양성을 목표로 합니다.

Ⅱ. 2026년 1학기 개설 과목 (3월~6월)

■ AI 고전번역학 입문 – AI와 함께 해석하는 한문 고전의 세계

김현박은희서소리 교수 | 매주 월요일 10:00-12:30 | 덕성여자대학교 평생교육원 [서울 종로구 삼일대로 460 (운니동)]

강좌 내용

본 강의는 AI 고전번역학 연속 교과 시리즈의 첫 관문으로, 인공지능 시대에 필요한 새로운 한문 해석 방법론을 제시합니다.
디지털 인문학과 한문학 교수의 공동지도로 운영되며, 학습자는 AI 운용 기술(생성형 AI, XML, DB)과 한문학 기초 소양을 융합적으로 습득합니다. AI가 생성한 해석을 비판적으로 검토하고 데이터로 구조화하는 실습을 통해, 단순 번역을 넘어 ‘AI를 가르치는 고전 전문가’로서의 역량을 다집니다.
※ 핵심 교과 내용: AI 협업 한문 독해, 데이터 구조화 기술, 한문 문형·표점 검증 훈련

대상

  • 고전 한문 번역가, 인문계 교수, 고전 한문 독해에 대해 배우고자 하는 학생, 연구자, 일반인
  • 초급(기초) 한문 교육 이수에 준하는 한자·한문 기본 소양 보유자 (개인 노트북 컴퓨터를 지참, 실습참여 필수)

수강료: 무료 (실습비 10만원 별도)

모집인원: 20명 + 온라인 10명 이내

■ AI 고전번역학 – 동양 서화 제발(題跋) AI 번역 및 큐레이션

김영강혜원 교수 | 매주 금요일 10:00-12:30 | 덕성여자대학교 평생교육원 [서울 종로구 삼일대로 460 (운니동)]

강좌 내용

본 강의는 동양 미술사와 AI 기술을 결합하여 서화에 담긴 제발(題跋)을 정밀하게 해석하고 데이터화하는 실무 중심 융합 교과입니다.
미술사 및 디지털 인문학 교수의 공동지도로 운영되며, 학습자는 AI 협업 도구(인공지능 고전 한문 해석 도우미, CCTI)를 활용해 원문을 해석하고 이를 XML DB와 Wiki 기반 아카이브로 구축합니다. AI의 제안을 학술적으로 검토·보완하는 과정을 통해, 고전 지식 AI 생태계 구축에 기여하는 역량을 확보하고, 차세대 인문-기술 융합 연구자의 자격을 확립할 것입니다.
※ 핵심 교과 내용: AI 협업 서화 제발 해석 실습, 데이터 구조 설계, AI 학습용 아카이브 편찬, Wiki를 통한 연구 성과 공유

대상

  • 고전 한문 번역가, 동양미술사 전공 학생, 고전 한문 독해에 대해 배우고자 하는 학생, 연구자, 일반인
  • 학과 내용(동양화와 한문)에 관심이 있고, AI 활용 학습에 적극적인 의지가 있는 사람 (개인 노트북 컴퓨터를 지참, 실습참여 필수)

수강료: 무료, 실습비 10만원 별도 (AI 고전번역학 입문과 함께 수강하는 사람은 본 과목의 실습비 면제)

모집인원: 20명 + 온라인 10명 이내

※ 지원서 접수 및 수강신청

게시물 2026년 1학기 AI 고전번역학 전문과정 수강생 모집KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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Neuausschreibung: Call for Hosts DHd2028

Nachdem es keine Bewerbungen auf den zuletzt ausgeschriebenen Call for Hosts für die DHd2028 gab, wird dieser nun mit einer veränderten Einreichungsfrist erneut ausgeschrieben.

DHd20xx ist die jährliche, internationale Fachtagung der Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum (DHd, https://digitalhumanities.de) und die führende wissenschaftliche Konferenz für die Digital Humanities im deutschen Sprachraum. Die erste Tagung fand 2014 an der Universität Passau statt, die weiteren Stationen waren 2015 an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, 2016 an der Universität Leipzig, 2017 an der Universität Bern, 2018 an der Universität zu Köln, 2019 an den Universitäten Mainz und Frankfurt /Main und 2020 an der Universität Paderborn. Pandemiebedingt wurde die DHd2021 um ein Jahr verschoben. Die DHd2022 wurde von der Universität Potsdam und der Fachhochschule Potsdam virtuell durchgeführt, die DHd2023 wurde gemeinsam von den Universitäten Trier und Luxemburg ausgerichtet. DHd2024 fand an der Universität Passau statt und der Ausrichtungsort der DHd2025 war die Universität Bielefeld/FH Bielefeld. Die DHd2026 wird an der Universität Wien stattfinden und die DHd2027 wird von der Universität Marburg ausgerichtet.

Der Fachverband Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum bittet nun um Bewerbungen um die Ausrichtung für die vierzehnte Tagung (DHd2028). Da der Fachverband anstrebt, die Konferenz wechselnd in Deutschland und außerhalb Deutschlands zu veranstalten, freuen wir uns wieder besonders über Bewerbungen von Einrichtungen aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum außerhalb Deutschlands.

Bisherige Konferenzen haben bis zu 650 Teilnehmer:innen aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum und angrenzenden Ländern angezogen. Die Tagungsprogramme sahen jeweils zwei Tage für Workshops und drei Tage für das Hauptprogramm bestehend aus Keynotes, parallelen Sektionen mit wissenschaftlichen Vorträgen, Paneldiskussionen, Posterpräsentationen und Doctoral Consortia vor. Die Einführung neuer Formate ist in Abstimmung mit dem Verband und dem Programmkomitee möglich.

Das wissenschaftliche Programm der Tagung wird durch ein vom Fachverband eingesetztes internationales Programmkomitee auf Grundlage eines Call for Papers und eines anschließenden Review-Verfahrens erstellt. Das Konferenzprotokoll des DHd-Verbands muss berücksichtigt werden.

Die Tagung finanziert sich über Teilnahmegebühren und von der ausrichtenden Institution bereitgestellte oder über Partner:innen oder Sponsor:innen eingeworbene finanzielle Mittel. Die erhobene Tagungsgebühr ist mit dem Vorstand des Fachverbandes abzustimmen und soll vier Kategorien umfassen: reguläre und ermäßigte Mitglieder des DHd (letztere im Sinne der Regelung zur ermäßigten Mitgliedschaft im DHd-Verband) sowie reguläre und ermäßigte Nicht-Mitglieder des DHd. Die Tagungsgebühr muss für Nicht-Mitglieder mindestens die Tagungsgebühr für Mitglieder des DHd zuzüglich des Mitgliedsbeitrags plus 5 Euro betragen, wobei die jeweils relevante Beitragskategorie berücksichtigt werden muss.
Die Bewerbung um die Ausrichtung der DHd2028 soll umfassen:

  • einen Vorschlag für ein Tagungsmotto sowie zwei Terminvorschläge (bevorzugt im Zeitraum Februar bis März). Bei der Terminplanung soll auf potentiell konkurrierende Konferenzen, Semesterzeiten und Feiertage sowie Schulferien geachtet werden.
  • einen Überblick über die für die Konferenz bereitgestellte Infrastruktur (vor allem Tagungsräume für Workshops, AG-Sitzungen, parallele Sektionen und Plenarveranstaltungen)
  • Aussagen über die Unterstützung der Ausrichtung vor Ort (z.B. durch die Universitätsleitung)
  • eine Aussage über die Verwendung von Management- und Bezahlsystemen (das System Conftool ist dafür etabliert und soll zumindest für die Einreichungen genutzt werden)
  • eine Aussage über die Unterstützung der Publikation der Tagungsbeiträge in Kooperation mit dem Data Steward des DHd-Verbands
  • Angaben zur Erreichbarkeit des Tagungsortes (bzw. ggf. der Tagungsorte) und die Verfügbarkeit von Unterkünften (inkl. Preisschätzungen)
  • eine Einschätzung zu den Möglichkeiten einer teilweisen virtuellen Partizipation
  • Ideen für Social Events
  • Vorschläge zur Erreichung einer hohen Sichtbarkeit der Tagung
  • Maßnahmen zur Förderung von Nachwuchswissenschaftler:innen (inkl. Studierende)
  • eine vorläufige Kostenkalkulation und Vorstellungen über die Tagungsgebühr
  • ggf. Preiskonzept bei Planung einer vollständigen Hybridkonferenz
  • eine Erklärung, dass die Konferenz entsprechend der im Konferenzprotokoll dargelegten Bedingungen ausgerichtet wird

Bewerbungen werden bis 31.05.2026 entgegengenommen (formlos per E-Mail an den Tagungskoordinator im Vorstand des Fachverbandes,  Nils Reiter: nils.reiter@uni-koeln.de). Interessierte Ausrichter:innen werden gebeten möglichst frühzeitig, in jedem Falle aber vor Einreichung ihrer Bewerbung, mit Nils Reiter Kontakt aufzunehmen. Die Bewerbung sollte zehn Seiten möglichst nicht überschreiten. Die Vergabe der Tagung erfolgt durch den Vorstand des Fachverbandes bis spätestens 15.06.2026.

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제20회 KOSSDA 데이터 페어 “AI 활용과 연구방법론: 도구를 넘어 연구로”

作者김병준

▶ 일정 : 2026년 2월 6일(금) 오후 2시부터 5시까지

▶ 프로그램
1. 연구자의 AI 트러블 (한경희 연세대 공학교육혁신센터 교수)
2. 거대언어모델을 활용한 설문조사의 현재와 한계 (김란우 KAIST 디지털인문사회과학부 교수)
3. 통계추론과 생성형 AI의 공진화 (고길곤 서울대 행정대학원 교수)
4. 질적 사회과학 연구와 AI (전준 KAIST 디지털인문사회과학부 교수

https://kossda.snu.ac.kr/news?id=2003

게시물 제20회 KOSSDA 데이터 페어 “AI 활용과 연구방법론: 도구를 넘어 연구로”KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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[K-MOOC] 디지털 인문학 개론

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강사 : 유인태 (전남대학교)

https://www.kmooc.kr/view/course/detail/18057

강좌소개
  • 이 강좌는 최근 인문학계에서 화두가 되고 있는 새로운 학문 분야(field)로서 다수의 연구자로부터 관심을 받고 있는 ‘디지털 인문학(Digital Humanities)’에 관한 기본적 이해를 습득할 수 있는 방향으로 설계되어, 유관 이론 및 사례를 체계적으로 파악할 수 있으며 그것을 바탕으로 디지털 인문학 연구를 기획할 수 있는 기초적 역량을 함양할 수 있습니다.
학습목표
  • 디지털 인문학(Digital Humanities) 유관 이론 및 사례 등에 관한 기초 지식을 습득하고, 그로부터 디지털 환경에서 이루어지는 인문학에 대한 기본적 이해를 도모할 수 있다.
  • 디지털 인문학 분야에서 다루어지는 여러 데이터 처리 방법론에 관한 기본적 이해를 익히고, 데이터 기반 인문학 연구를 기획, 실행할 수 있는 기초 역량을 기를 수 있다.
강좌 운영일정
  • 수강신청기간 : 2026. 1. 5.(월) ~ 2026. 2. 21.(토)
  • 강좌운영기간 : 2026. 1. 6.(화) ~ 2026. 2. 28.(토)
이수 및 평가기준
  • 1) 영상진도율: 전체 영상에 대하여 90% 이상 진도율 획득 
  • 2) 성적: 퀴즈(32%), 중간시험(34%), 기말시험(34%) 중 총 60점 이상 점수 획득 
  • 위 두 가지 조건을 모두 만족하는 경우, 이수증 발급이 가능합니다.  
수업계획서
주차주차명(주제)차시차시명(학습내용)평가방법
1디지털 시대와 인문학1-1초연결사회로의 진화퀴즈
1-2인문학과 디지털화의 3단계
1-3디지털 인문학에 관하여
2데이터란 무엇인가2-1데이터의 사전적 정의퀴즈
2-2맥락에 따른 데이터의 구분
2-3데이터와 사회문화
3인문 데이터란 무엇인가3-1인문 데이터의 기초 이해퀴즈
3-2인문 데이터의 처리 절차
3-3인문 데이터의 활용 맥락
4데이터 모델링이란 무엇인가4-1데이터 모델의 개념과 유소와 유형퀴즈
4-2데이터 모델링의 원칙과 단계
4-3인문 데이터 모델링에 관하여
5메타데이터란 무엇인가5-1메타데이터의 기초 이해퀴즈
5-2메타데이터의 대표 유형
5-3메타데이터의 여러 형식
6온톨로지란 무엇인가6-1온톨로지의 정의퀴즈
6-2온톨로지의 탄생과 발달
6-3온톨로지의 활용과 인문학
7지암일기 디지털 인문학 연구7-1지암일기와 윤이후에 관하여퀴즈
7-2지암일기 데이터 처리 과정
7-3지암일기 데이터 아카이브의 특징
9중간고사중간고사시험
9디지털 인문학 프로젝트: 기록물9-1사례1: Shakespeare and Company퀴즈
9-2사례2: Digital Panopticon
9-3사례3: Tudor Networks
10디지털 인문학 프로젝트: 문화10-1사례1: Joyce Project퀴즈
10-2사례2: Novel City Maps
10-3사례3: John Ashbery;s Nest
11디지털 인문학 프로젝트: 역사11-1사례1: O Say Can You See퀴즈
11-2사례2: Enslaved
11-3사례3: 삼일운동 데이터베이스
12디지털 인문학 프로젝트: 문화연구12-1사례1: Linked Jazz퀴즈
12-2디지털 문화 연구 사례2: On the trail of Antiquities
12-3디지털 문화 연구 사례3: Interactive Lviv
13디지털 인문학과 아카이브13-1글쓰기와 아카이브퀴즈
13-2디지털 아카이브에서 데이터 아카이브로
13-3데이터 아카이브와 AI의 만남
14AI와 디지털 인문학14-1생성형 AI의 등장과 인문학
14-2AI 시대 인문학 연구의 변화
14-3인문학과 AI의 공진화
15기말고사기말고사시험

게시물 [K-MOOC] 디지털 인문학 개론KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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East Asian International Workshop on Ancient Philosophy 2026

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Hello, colleagues! Thank you for your interest in the East Asian International Workshop on Ancient Philosophy (March 7–8, 2026, the University of Seoul). 

Purpose. This workshop aims to strengthen friendships and scholarly ties among researchers of ancient philosophy across East Asia. We warmly welcome not only completed research but also early-stage work and idea-sharing—please feel free to tell us about the projects you are working on. Presentations by early-career researchers are especially encouraged.

Format & Sustainability. The workshop will be hybrid. To keep it sustainable, in-person travel and accommodation will be self-funded and self-arranged. 

Venue

 University of Seoul, https://maps.app.goo.gl/WBMmRHtU2LnFQhsT9

Room 227 and 201, Humanities Building (#5)

https://sites.google.com/view/eastasianinternationalworkshop

게시물 East Asian International Workshop on Ancient Philosophy 2026KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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DHNB Board Elections – Call for Nominations 2026

January 2026 · News

In accordance with the statutes of the Digital Humanities in the Nordic and Baltic Countries (DHNB) association, elections to the DHNB Board will be conducted by remote electronic vote in the period 16 February – 1 March 2026.

The Nomination Committee hereby invites nominations for board membership. Any member of the association may be nominated for election to the Board. In this election cycle, three of the nine board seats are up for election, each for a three-year term. All the three board members whose terms are ending are eligible to be re-elected and have conveyed that they intend to reapply. However, the election is open, and any member of the association may be nominated for election to the board. Thus, the Nomination Committee hereby invites any and all nominations for board membership.

Each nomination must be accompanied by:

  • a short statement from the nominee confirming their willingness to serve, and
  • the support of two DHNB members other than the nominee.

Nominations must reach the Nomination Committee no later than 15 February 2026.

The DHNB Board works to advance digital humanities across the Nordic and Baltic regions through monthly meetings and the allocation of specific responsibilities among board members. While the workload is manageable, board service presupposes an active engagement in supporting the association’s activities, networks, and strategic development.

DHNB is committed to openness and inclusivity and welcomes nominations reflecting the geographical, disciplinary, and institutional diversity of the Nordic and Baltic digital humanities community.

Questions regarding the nomination or election process may be directed to board@dhnb.eu.
Nominations, including a short bio and motivation from the nominee, should likewise be sent to this address.

With best regards,
On behalf of the Nomination Committee

Anda Baklāne & Katrine Baunvig

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The SSH Open Marketplace Editorial Board is happy to invite you to a series of 8 hands-on workshops to strengthen FAIR and digital research skills

The SSH Open Marketplace Editorial Board is happy to invite you to a series of 8 hands-on workshops to strengthen FAIR and digital research skills.

Click here to see the flyer for the events.

Save the dates and register here!

The Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace is a discovery portal which pools and contextualises resources for Social Sciences and Humanities research communities: tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications and workflows.

The Marketplace highlights and showcases solutions and research practices for every step of the SSH research data life cycle.

Training Series Learning objectives 

  1. Understand Open Science, FAIR and CARE principles in practice
    Participants will be able to explain the Open Science paradigm and the FAIR and CARE principles, and assess their implications for responsible research data management across the full data lifecycle in the arts and humanities, social sciences, language sciences, and GLAM-related research.
  2. Navigate and critically use the SSH Open Marketplace
    Participants will be able to confidently navigate the SSH Open Marketplace to discover, evaluate, and select relevant tools, services, datasets, workflows, and training materials for their research needs.
  3. Integrate digital resources into research workflows
    Participants will be able to incorporate SSH Open Marketplace resources into discipline-specific research workflows, enhancing transparency, reproducibility, and efficiency in arts and humanities, social sciences, language sciences, and GLAM-related research.
  4. Contribute to and curate resources
    Participants will be able to contribute their own communities’ high-quality resources to the SSH Open Marketplace by applying editorial guidelines, metadata standards, and best practices for documentation, interoperability, and reuse, as well as reuse Marketplace resources to support reproducible and transparent research practices.
  5. Apply domain-specific standards, resources and research practices
    Participants will be able to document, share, and reuse domain-specific research workflows, data, and tools within arts and humanities (DARIAH), social sciences (CESSDA), language sciences (CLARIN), cultural heritage contexts, thereby fostering interoperability, FAIR compliance, and sustainable knowledge exchange within national and European research infrastructures
  6. Leverage the SSH Open Marketplace for community-specific applications

Participants will be able to design and implement customized application scenarios by utilizing the SSH Open Marketplace to create, curate, and disseminate tailored resource lists or complex catalogs that meet the specific needs and standards of their respective research communities.

Overview of sessions and learning objectives per session

Training sessionLearning objectives
20 February: FAIR, CARE & Open Science Principles      1. Explain the core principles of Open Research and their relevance for SSH research practices.2. Distinguish between FAIR and CARE principles and understand their complementary roles in data governance.3. Identify key FAIR-compliant research infrastructures relevant to SSH research.4. Assess the implications of Open Science requirements for data management planning and project design.5. Apply FAIR and CARE principles to a concrete research use case or project scenario.
20 March: Introduction to SSH Open Marketplace     1. Describe the purpose, scope, and added value of the SSH Open Marketplace for SSH research.2. Navigate the SSH Open Marketplace interface to locate resources (tools, services, datasets, training materials, and workflows).3. Use search and filtering functions to identify relevant resources for a specific research question.4. Understand how the Marketplace connects community use-cases to European SSH research infrastructures.5. Select appropriate resources from the Marketplace for early-stage or exploratory research tasks.
17 April: Making the most of the SSH Open Marketplace     1. Explore and differentiate advanced resource types such as workflows.2. Integrate Marketplace resources into existing research workflows.3. Evaluate the quality, relevance, and reuse potential of Marketplace entries using metadata and relations.4. Enrich existing Marketplace records by adding metadata, links, and contextual information.5. (Re)use Marketplace resources to support reproducible and transparent research practices.
15 May: Contributing to the SSH Open Marketplace      1. Understand the role of community contributions in sustaining the SSH Open Marketplace.2. Add new tools, datasets, workflows, or training materials to the Marketplace.3. Apply editorial guidelines and quality standards for resource curation.4. Use metadata schemas and controlled vocabularies to improve interoperability and discoverability.5. Critically review and improve existing Marketplace entries to enhance reuse and FAIRness.6. Understand programmatic access and re-use of marketplace material via API and WordPress plug-ins.
19 June: Thematic Art and Humanities     1. Identify DARIAH services and workflows relevant to arts and humanities research.2. Understand how arts and humanities research workflows are represented in the SSH Open Marketplace.3. Apply DARIAH tools and workflows (e.g. ATRIUM) to concrete research scenarios.4. Integrate heterogeneous data types typical of arts and humanities research into FAIR-aligned workflows.5. Share and document arts and humanities workflows for reuse within the SSH community.
18 September: Thematic GLAM institutions     1. Understand the specific characteristics and challenges of cultural heritage and GLAM data.2. Identify relevant tools, standards, and services for GLAM data in the SSH Open Marketplace.3. Apply FAIR principles to digitised and born-digital cultural heritage data.4. Integrate GLAM datasets into interdisciplinary SSH research workflows.5. Promote reuse and sustainability of cultural heritage data through documentation and sharing practices.
16 October: Thematic language data     1. Identify CLARIN services and standards for managing and analysing language data.2. Understand FAIR and legal/ethical challenges specific to language data (e.g. sensitive or personal data).3. Use the SSH Open Marketplace to discover language resources, tools, and workflows.4. Integrate CLARIN tools into linguistic research workflows.5. Prepare and document language datasets for reuse within national and European infrastructures.
20 November: Thematic Social sciences     1. Identify CESSDA services, standards, and tools relevant to social science research.2. Understand best practices for managing, documenting, and sharing social science data.3. Use the SSH Open Marketplace to locate CESSDA-related datasets and services.4. Apply FAIR and ethical principles to quantitative and qualitative social science data.5. Connect social science research workflows to European data services and infrastructures.

FAIR-by-design learning materials

The training series are conceptualised following the FAIR-by-design methodology developed in skills4EOSC (Filiposka et al. 2024), which consists in taking a systematic approach for conceptualizing each training session, e.g. defining the target audience, the learning objectives and the means to achieve them in each training session, publishing the materials and guides about how to use them, among others. FAIR learning materials enable the reuse of the materials both by learners and by trainers.

Target audience

The workshop series is aimed at a broad audience with links to the social sciences and humanities – from beginners to experienced researchers and practitioners who want to contribute their perspectives or benefit from the experiences of others.

More about the SSH Open Marketplace

The SSH Open Marketplace is:

  • a discovery portal, to foster serendipity in digital methods
  • an aggregator of useful and well curated resources
  • a catalogue, contextualising resources
  • an entry point in the EOSC for the Social Sciences and Humanities researchers

The SSH Open Marketplace is not:

  • a repository. Nothing is hosted in the SSH Open Marketplace. Workflow content type can be hosted, but this is an exception.
  • a data catalogue. The goal is not to collect all the SSH datasets, but selected datasets are indexed to support the contextualisation (dataset mentioned in a publication or used in a training material for example).
  • a commercial Marketplace. There is nothing to sell in the SSH Open Marketplace. Commercial software/services can be referenced
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2026년도 독립기념관 신진연구자 연구지원 공모 안내

作者김병준

독립기념관에서 2026년도 신진연구자 연구지원 공모를 다음과 같이 안내드립니다.😊

✔ 공모기간 : 2026.1.23.~2.13.
✔ 공모주제 : 일반학술연구지원 9주제, 석사논문연구지원 2주제
✔ 지원금액 : 일반학술연구지원 각 500만원, 석사논문연구지원 각 200만원

일반주제: 한국독립운동사, 한국근대사 관련 연구주제로 8주제를 선정하며, 독립운동사 관련주제에 가산점 10% 부여

지정주제: <디지털인문학과 독립운동사> 관련 연구주제로 최대 1주제를 선정하며, 미 선정 시 일반 주제로 대체 선정

https://i815.or.kr/2018/news/news.do;jsessionid=FBF23CB195E1794FCDB9FD6D8BF5CD92?mode=V&no=996885

게시물 2026년도 독립기념관 신진연구자 연구지원 공모 안내KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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#JobOpportunity - Postdoctoral Position (research associate) (m, f, x) – Digitality of Historical Research (Mainz)

20 Jan 2026 - 00:00

#JobOpportunity - Postdoctoral Position (research associate) (m, f, x) – Digitality of Historical Research (Mainz)

The Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) in Mainz invites applications for a full-time Postdoctoral Position (Research Associate) (m/f/x) in Digitality of Historical Research, within its DH Lab.

  • Starting date: 1 July 2026

  • Contract: Fixed-term, up to five years

  • Salary: TV-L EG 13 (Germany)

  • Location: Mainz, Germany

  • Application deadline: 9 March 2026

The position is open to candidates with a PhD in a relevant field and a strong interest in digital methods in historical research, within an international and interdisciplinary research environment.

Full job advertisement and application details: https://www.ieg-mainz.de/en/job/postdoctoral-position-research-associate-m-f-x-digitality-of-historical-research/

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동아시아 디지털인문학 플랫폼 워크숍

作者김병준

대만대학, 베이징대학에서 디지털인문학 플랫폼을 구축한 기관 소속 연구자를 초청해서 워크숍을 개최합니다. 운영을 원활하게 위해 몇 가지 조사하고자 하니 응답해주시기를 바랍니다.

일정
1월 26일(월)
13:30 – 17:50 Docusky  | 후치루이胡其瑞, 린눙야오林農堯(대만 장화彰化사범대학)
18:00 – 만찬

1월 28일(수)
13:30 – 17:50 吾與點  | 웨이퉁位通, 판야팅潘娅婷(중국 베이징대학)
18:00 – 만찬

장소: 성신여자대학교 수정관 413호

강의언어: 중국어
참석인원: 선착순 20명(신청인원이 차면 접수를 마감합니다.)

주최: 한림대학교 한림과학원, 창의미래융합대학원, 성신여자대학교 인문과학연구소

확인사항
준비물: 노트북
참가비: 무료
참석계획 변경시 주최측에 연락해주세요.
연락처: darshana@hanmail.net

https://forms.gle/k3AEgRYG8St7EfwdA

게시물 동아시아 디지털인문학 플랫폼 워크숍KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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[CFP] TEI 2026

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TEI 2026 Call for Papers

We are pleased to announce the call for papers, posters, panels, tool demonstrations, and workshops for the 26th annual meeting of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)TEI 2026: Creating Connections, Unsettling Practices seeks to bring together scholars, librarians, developers, and students to address the ethical, social, and technical challenges of digital textual editing in the 21st century.

The conference will be held August 10-14, 2026 (Mon-Fri) at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada on the unceded, unsurrendered, traditional and ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) people.

Important Dates

February 19, 2026: Deadline for submissions
April 20, 2026: Notification of acceptance and invitation to authors of accepted submissions. Registration opens.
June 1, 2026: Presenter final abstracts and early registration deadline. At least one author per accepted submission must register and confirm in-person participation.
June 1, 2026: SIG meeting room request deadline
July 6, 2026: Final registration deadline

https://tei2026.tei-c.org/CFP.html

게시물 [CFP] TEI 2026KADH / 한국디지털인문학협의회에 처음 등장했습니다.

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DEEP INTO SEOUL PROJECT 플랫폼

作者김병준

DEEP INTO SEOUL PROJECT는 경성 디지털 문학지도 공동연구팀이 개발한 디지털 문학 플랫폼입니다. 저희 연구팀은 한국 근대문학 텍스트에서 공간 정보를 체계적으로 추출하고, 이를 바탕으로 디지털 문학지도를 구축해 온 전문 연구진으로, 디지털 인문학 방법론을 통해 문학 연구의 객관성과 재현성을 높이는 한편, 학술 성과를 대중과 공유하는 데 주력해 왔습니다.

DEEP INTO SEOUL PROJECT는 현대의 구글 지도 위에 근대 시기의 정밀 지도인 <대경성부대관>을 중첩하고, 그 위에 2,900여 편의 한국 근대소설에 등장하는 장소 정보를 집적한 플랫폼입니다. 이를 통해 160여 개의 동(洞) 단위 지명, 250여 개의 문학 랜드마크 등을 지도 위에서 확인할 수 있습니다.

1) 인터랙티브 문학지도
〈대경성부대관〉을 현대 구글 지도와 중첩하여 1930년대 경성을 정밀하게 복원하였습니다. 지도 위의 랜드마크를 클릭하면 해당 장소가 등장하는 작품과 구체적인 장면을 바로 읽을 수 있으며, 이광수·염상섭·박태원 등 200여 명의 근대 작가가 각기 다른 시선으로 그려낸 경성의 모습을 비교해 볼 수 있습니다.

2) 네트워크 시각화
작가–장소–작품의 관계를 시각적 네트워크로 제시하여 복잡한 문학적 연결 구조를 한눈에 파악할 수 있습니다. 이를 통해 250여 개의 주요 장소와 7,000여 개의 문학 장면이 어떻게 연결되는지 확인할 수 있으며, 특정 장소를 선택하면 해당 장소가 등장하는 작품의 장면을 즉시 검색해 볼 수 있습니다.

3) AI 기반 텍스트 분석
구글 Gemini를 활용하여 소설 속 인물의 이동 경로를 자동으로 분석하고, 이를 지도 위에 시각화합니다. 또한 작품 속 인물 간의 관계와 감정 변화를 네트워크 그래프로 제시하여 서사의 구조를 보다 입체적으로 이해할 수 있습니다.

4) 근대소설 삽화 아카이브
신문 연재 근대 장편소설에 실린 삽화를 아카이브로 제공하여, 근대 시기의 의상·주거·교통·일상생활을 시각적으로 확인할 수 있습니다. 소설 텍스트와 삽화를 함께 감상함으로써 보다 높은 몰입도의 문학 경험을 제공합니다.

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