If at all possible, it is expected that the students attending the School will use their own PC for the hands-on laboratories. Under each topic there wiil be (when available) recommendations and suggestions about software and tools that will be used during the lessons and the laboratories. Please try to install them on your PC before the beginning of the School, so that it will be easier (and quicker) to follow the lessons and the laboratories.
Under each topic there will be also copy of the slides used during the lessons, as they become available, and “suggested readings” about the topics presented during the School.
Digital editorship
- Slides of the lecture – Part A
- Slides of the lecture – Part B
- Links to downloadable tools
- Documentation for hands-on
Natural Language Processing
Digital audio and video: formats, recording, post-production, publishing
Digital information governance: selection, organization, long term preservation
- Slides of the lecture – Part 1
- Slides of the lecture – Part 2
- Slides of the lecture – Part 3
- Bibliography and self test
Methods and tools for digital philology
Digitization of ancient documents and post-processing of digitized documents
How to build a Web site for Digital Humanities applications
- Omeka – Here are some links to useful material and example web sites
- WordPress – Here are the links to the material and the demos used during the lesson