For us, Digital Humanities is a research method for the Humanities which uses digital tools to turn traditional objects of study into data. As data we can analyze text, map historical documents, create visualizations, and then use humanities skills to analyze these results.
Check out our tutorials, videos and information, and if you would like personalized help register below for one of our Data Office Hour sessions Tuesdays 4:00-5:00 and Wednesdays 2:00-3:00 held via Zoom.
The Data Office is closed until Fall.
For help with GIS and mapping schedule an appointment with Meagan Duever our GIS expert.
Find in-depth information about how to use various resources for digital humanities at our tutorials page!
For large projects that require additional hands, infrastructure, or collaboration a grant might be necessary.
Visit the following granting agencies to view options that might fit your goals
National Endowment for the Humanities Office of Digital Humanities
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Or contact the Sponsored Projects Administration at UGA to identify additional funding resources
Make an appointment with the Digital Humanities Coordinator to go over options and decide if a grant is the way forward for you.
Contact the Sponsored Projects Administration as early as you can. They will help you navigate the granting process and guide your proposal to have the best chance at being successful.
Here is a brief introduction from Jenna Jones in SPA. SPA presentation
Take control of your online presence and get ready to hit the job market by creating a unified digital narrative.
Whether you’re applying for a job in academia as a professor or an alt-ac (alternative academic) job be prepared for the complexity of the job market
Make writing your thesis or dissertation easier with our LaTeX template which is approved for use by UGA’s graduate school.
New to LaTeX? See our series of workshops
Introduction to LaTeX
How to best use LaTeX and learn its syntax and logic.
Video recording
The UGA LaTeX Template
How to apply the UGA LaTeX template to your thesis or dissertation.
Video recording
Template and additional materials
Advanced Topics in LaTeX
Customize and use LaTeX for your own discipline.
Video Recording
Tips for researching during a global pandemic – Julie Velásquez Runk, Associate Professor of Anthropology
These tips can help you stay on track when travel is unpredictable and for making the best use of the resources within your grasp.
Data Viz Lab – Georgia Tech’s tutorials on data visualization including tutorials on Tableau, Python, and D3
Programming Historian is a directory of different lessons on R, JavaScript, Python, mapping and more. These are all tailored to the humanities.
Methodica Commons – Digital Text Methods site that offers tutorials, programming scripts etc for analyzing text.
DH Toychest – curated by Alan Liu the DH Toychest offers a list of DH tools, sample datasets for practice, tutorials, and a wealth of other information and resources.
Here is a list of transcription tools compiled by members of the ALA Digital Scholarship group. Though we have not tested them here, they come with a recommendation from others working on transcription projects.
These sites and packages are designed to facilitate doing your own transcription:
Paid transcription services using humans, AI, or both
Blog post comparing several of these options