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Bridging the Data Gap: Diverse approaches in digital humanities
In July we hosted our very first HADES panel. Check out the details below:
Speakers: A panel discussion with Dr Emily Fitzgerald (MDAP), Ms Amanda Belton (SCIP) and Dr Trent Ryan (SCIP) as part of the Conversations in HADES seminar series
When: Thursday 15 July, 3:30-4:30pm
Format: 30 minute presentation & 30 minute open discussion
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/hades-bridging-the-data-gap-diverse-approaches-in-digital-humanities-tickets-162494335933
Abstract: Our first HADES discussion panel will examine the intersections of mixed methods research and the diverse approaches required for different types of data. Our panel of data specialists come from the fields of computer science, sociology and history, and together they will discuss questions such as: What do we mean when we say ‘big’ and ‘small’ data, and does it differ between disciplines? How can we investigate complex data sets that may be quantitative or qualitative and sometimes both? What happens we apply diverse skill sets to data and its analyses, and what are the implications of this for ‘[inter]disciplinarity’?
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