3.5.2023, hybrid (Vienna); ACDH-CH Lecture with Toma Tasovac: „Digital Humanities and the (Unsurprising?) Tenacity of the Print Mind“.

16.5.2023, onsite (University of Vienna); Workshop with Pasi Ihalainen on writing conceptual history in an age of increasingly digitised primary sources and computer-assisted reading techniques. They discuss the implications of digitisation to conceptual history, bridging traditional and digital research.

3. – 4.4.2023, hybrid (Salzburg & online); Workshop on the “Interface of Medieval Studies” (“Schnittstelle Mediävistik”) within the framework of the DFG “Network Open Middle Ages” (“Netzwerk offenes Mittelalter”) on Linked Open Data (LOD).

30.32023, hybrid (Vienna);
ACDH-CH Lecture with Achim Rabus: “Exploring the Boundaries: The Present and Future of AI-powered Handwritten Text Recognition”.

12.4.2023, onsite;
In the course of this workshop, held onsite and in German language, an introduction to the programming language XSLT will be given by Christian Steiner & Christopher Pollin.

23. – 24.02.2023, hybrid
Within the framework of Digital Editions, this workshop includes tool presentations and tool dating that invites to discuss specific use cases with the experts.

11.1.2023, online
workshop on early modern book history-related data & tools

If you have data or tools to share yourself, or if you are just interested to listen, you are welcome to participate online!

8. – 10.2.2023, onsite
This workshop will provide a conceptual introduction to the processes involved, coupled with hands-on exercises that focus on the ways that we, as humanists, can curate content and manage metadata to make the best use of new tools available.

Friday, 13.1.2023 (hybrid)
This workshop will present what needs to be considered when creating (digital) learning and teaching materials.

Dec. 13, 2022 (hybrid)
ACDH-CH Lecture with Anne Luther: “Contextualizing Museum Data: Digitization, Infrastructure and digital Literacy”

Nov. 8, 13:30 (onsite)
“Digital Methods” – opening up to the new, rescuing the old, questioning what’s taken for granted. Live-seminar with Univ.Prof. Dr. Katharina Kinder-Kurlanda.