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Dig into DIGI

DIGI is the Digital Humanities initiative of the Willson Center, the UGA Libraries and the UGA Press supporting DH projects and pedagogy at UGA

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Welcome to DigiLab

Located on the third floor of the Main Library, Willson Center Digital Humanities Lab is a state-of-the-art instruction space as well as an incubator and publicity hub for ongoing and nationally significant digital humanities projects

Your Gateway into the Digital Humanities Universe

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DIGI DH Certificate Symposium

The certificate program in Digital Humanities is designed for undergraduates who want to explore the intersection of humanities and STEM disciplines. DIGI classes combine the humanist skills of deep cultural, textual, and historic study with analytical methods and digital tools. Stop by to see what it’s about. Presentations by professors John Hale, text and corpus linguistics; Elizabeth Davis, technical writing; and linguistics students Katie Kuiper and Keiko Bridwell.

Read more and watch the full symposium

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DH class for Fall: Text and Corpus Analysis

LING 4886/ENG 6886 Text and Corpus Analysis will be offered in Fall 2020 taught by Professor Hale from Linguistics.

No programming experience is required and this class counts toward our DH Undergraduate Certificate

Read more about Leah Dudley’s work for this class last year Mapping Phonetic Variation in the American South

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Tutorials and Resources

Working from home can be overwhelming. Use our resources and we’re here to help.

Check out our Resources on making graphs, working with data, and our tutorials on everything from data visualization to Excel, and Corpus Analysis and let us know if you don’t see what you need.