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Digitalhumanities.lv now has its own YouTube channel

March 22, 2021 at 1:05 pm
Digitalhumanities.lv has made a YouTube channel, where anyone can find videos on the topic of Digital Humanities in Latvia and also abroad. 

The channel is now officially live with the "Digital Humanities Series". The first episode is called "Computer analysis and visualization of text", where National Library of Latvia invites everyone to listen to the researcher Anda and programmer Valdis talk about computer text analysis.


Computer text analysis is also called data mining, which is useful for anyone that needs to extract information from a huge array of text.

The main topics of the program cycle will be Digital Humanities Resources and Research. We recommend subscribing to the channel to be notified when the next episode comes out.

In addition to the series, video recordings from conferences, seminars, workshops and from other activities that discuss digital humanities, their resources, approaches, experiences, solutions, etc. will be added.

Currently available playlists on the channel:

  • Conference DHN 2020;
  • Two panel videos from the 27th international academic conference "Current issues in research of literature and culture at Liepāja University paneļu video:
  • Digital Resources of the Humanities: Experience and Cooperation;
  • Literary cartography.


digitalhumanities.lv 
Supported by the project “University of Latvia and Institutes in the European Research Area – Excellence in Research and Collaboration”
(No. 1.1.1.5/3/25/I/011).