All workshop participants must register through ConfTool, which will maintain the most up-to-date information on each of the workshops. If you have already registered for the conference, you can still edit your registration to add or drop workshops.
For ease of reference, the workshop list (current as of 4/1/2024) is also displayed below:
Monday, August 5, 2024: Full Day Workshops
- Doing DH at the Library of Congress (onsite at the Library of Congress)
- National Cemeteries as Digital Classrooms: Making Veterans Stories Accessible to All (onsite at Alexandria National Cemetery)
- DH Inside Out – Mini-conference at DH2024 (DHTech)
- Digital Literary Stylistics (DLS) Special Interest Group
Monday, August 5, 2024: Morning Workshops
- New experiences in DH publishing: the Journal of Digital History
- LEAF Commons: Using Linked Tools for Digital Editorial Production
- Multilingual DH Special Interest Group
- Parallel Text Processing and Translation Alignment with Ugarit
Monday, August 5, 2024: Afternoon Workshops
- Digital Humanities Role-Playing Game
- What can I do with Constellate?: Practical Approaches for Teaching Text Analysis and Artificial Intelligence
- Accountable concordance reading with FlexiConc
- The Libraries and Digital Humanities Special Interest Group
- Aligner, vérifier et enrichir des jeux de données sur le patrimoine écrit ancien: découvrir et pratiquer le web service de réconciliation pour OpenRefine de Biblissima
Tuesday, August 6, 2024: Full Day Workshops
- Audio-Visual in DH Special Interest Group
Tuesday, August 6, 2024: Morning Workshops
- Reimagine your teaching through games: Introduction to prototyping interactive fiction games for learning
- Publishing with Manifold
- Introduction to publishing XML with static site and front-end technologies. A hands-on exploration of the publishing toolkit of the Scholarly Editing Journal
- Geovistory, a LOD Research Infrastructure for Historical Sciences
Tuesday, August 6, 2024: Afternoon Workshops
- #DHMakes Mini-Conference
- Catch Our DHRIFT: DH Workshops for Responsible Reuse
- Teaching Machine Learning in the Digital Humanities
- From Sources to Data to Models: Tools for Interpreting the Evolution of Knowledge Systems
- Distributed Text Services: a FAIR API specification for publishing digital text collections