Arrangementer
Arrangementer og kurs innen digital humaniora og digitale verktøy/metoder fra Humit, Teksthub og øvrige kompetansehuber, HFs institutter, UB m.fl.
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Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to our October BærUt! network meeting. This time we will be joined by Jens Grandell from the Society of Swedish Literature in Finland.
Want to learn Python for your research but have little or no experience? Or do you need to refresh your basic Python skills? This workshop is for you! Please follow the preparation instructions below.
Join us in this Open Science Lunch to hear about synthetic data - what it is, how the use of artificial intelligence affects the generation of synthetic data and what are the implications for open science.
A hands-on introduction to Git and GitHub, focusing on version control, collaborative coding, and best practices for research software development. The workshop is intended for researchers, students, research groups who want to learn together, and research support staff.
Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to the first network meeting of the new semester!
Do you use Open Science Framework (OSF)? Have you heard about the upcoming changes? Join us to discuss OSF changes and hear about alternative solutions for data sharing and archiving.
Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to the June meeting for the BærUt! network, where Anders Nøklestad, Emil Røsås, Heidi Karlsen, and Nina Evensen from the Centre for Ibsen studies will present the work, and discuss the challenges, connected to the transition of the digital edition of Henrik Ibsen's writings to a static publishing framework combined with XSLT transformations.
Join us to hear from an expert in research ethics about self-plagiarism and why it is a misleading concept!
This is a follow-up workshop to a previous Carpentry workshop: Plotting and programming in Python. We will cover numpy arrays, dictionaries, functions, and package management with conda.
Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to the May meeting for the BærUt! network. This month, İdil Çetin will present "Curating Displacement: Navigating Technical Hurdles in Digital Recovery".
In this Open Science Lunch, we look into Diamond Open Access publishing – publishing with neither author nor reader payment – and the movement of journals «flipping» from Toll Access or Gold OA to Diamond. We will also hear about a programme for supporting Diamond OA journals.
Learn the BASIC of programming in R, a common tool for data analysis and statistics. The goal of this workshop is to provide a starting point for those newly interested in R.
Want to learn Python for your research but have little or no experience? Or do you need to refresh your basic Python skills? This workshop is for you! Please follow the preparation instructions below.
Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to the April meeting for the BærUt! network.
We gather each month for a lunch time network meeting, where we have the chance to hear about a current topic from one of our network members. This meeting will be held by Annika Rockenberger, who will use the opportunity to talk about our upcoming closing conference.
While publications are often visible in databases, other activities and open science outputs can remain difficult to discover. In this session, we will discuss opportunities for researchers to improve their visibility online through researcher profile services and social media.
Join us for our "Encoding Lab" series, designed as a supportive and collaborative space for participants of the Summer School "Create Your Digital Scholarly Edition from Scratch" and anyone else interested in text encoding or preparing digital scholarly editions using XML and the TEI standard.
Welcome to the March meeting for the BærUt! network, where Álvaro Seiça will present from the project DESCENSURA: A Comparative of Poetry under Censorship in the Iberian Dictatorships.
NB! This meeting will take place at Niels Henrik Abels Hus, Undervisningsrom 209.
Are you an academic researcher who uses computing or data, but feels held back by challenges in programming or data management? Is your research difficult to reproduce or share openly? This free, hands-on course is designed for you and your research team. The University of Oslo will host an in-person room with on-site helpers available throughout the workshop.
Hands-on Carpentry@UiO workshop with queries and database principles using SQLite.
Get your work done in less time and with less pain: The Unix shell helps you automate repetitive tasks and easily combine smaller tasks into larger, more powerful workflows.