Events

Intro to Python, Part I: Python in Digital Humanities

This workshop introduces attendees to digital humanities projects using Python, demonstrating its versatility and providing insights into building programming skills.

Copyright and Reuse in Digital Projects

Learn how to reuse copyrighted materials in a responsible way.

Making the Past Available for the Future: Building a Digital Community Archive

Black Digital Memory Work: What We've Seen, What We're Watching Out For, What We're Looking Forward To

Intro to Python, Part II: Get set up with Python and gain practical experience with popular tools

This workshop introduces non-technical audiences to Python setup, coding environments, and AI-assisted code understanding without focusing on programming concepts.

Text Analysis with Python, Part I: Learn how to use the natural language toolkit

This workshop introduces Natural Language Processing (NLP) with Python using the NLTK library to analyze texts through tokenization, stemming, NER, and word frequency analysis.

Behind the Scenes at the Alamo

Limited space available, pre-registration required

Text Analysis with Python, Part II: Learn how to use sentiment analysis and visualize results

This workshop explores sentiment analysis using Python and NLTK, teaching participants to analyze text tone and visualize results with charts.

Tabular Data with Python, Part I: An Introduction to Pandas

This workshop introduces Pandas, a powerful Python tool for organizing, analyzing, and gaining insights from structured data.

4th Annual John L. Nau, III Conference on Texas History: Digital Humanities and Texas History

Pre-registration required. Lunch will be served to registered guests.