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This year the Forum will partner with the University Libraries to present a series of workshops on Digital Tools for Humanities Research. Faculty in the humanities are welcome, and humanities graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend. University Libraries will have staff present to answer questions about the types of supports present for different digital research tools. Join us!
Session Schedule
Session 1 - Managing Citations with Zotero
Session 2 - Writing a Monograph with Scrivner (Stephanie Pilat)
Session 3 - Using Markdown
Session 4 - Doing Oral History Research with TheirStory (Andreana Prichard)
Session 5 - Analyzing Primary Sources with NVivo
Session 6 - Story Mapping with ESRI Story Maps
