The CLARIN/DARIAH DH Course Registry offers a map-based search environment that gives access to a database that contains information on Digital Humanities courses. It currently covers only (a selection of) DH courses offered by European academic organisations, but an extension of the Registry beyond Europe may be considered later. Students, lecturers and researchers can search the database on the basis of topographical information (location), ECTS credits or the academic degrees that are awarded. In addition it is possible to search for courses based on TaDiRAH, a taxonomy of Digital Research Activities in the Humanities (including labels for tasks, techniques and objects) and sub-disciplines from the Social Sciences and the Humanities (SSH).
The goal of the DH Course Registry is to provide information to: (i) students and researchers who intend to take up a study in the field of Digital Humanities, (ii) lecturers who are looking for examples of good practices in the DH field or want to promote their own DH-related teaching activities and material, and (iii) administrators who aim to attract and facilitate international student and staff mobility and exchange.
Links:
Visit the DH Course Registry: https://dhcr.clarin-dariah.eu/
Check the DHCR API: https://registries.clarin-dariah.eu/api/v1/
Use the dissemination materials: https://dhcr.clarin-dariah.eu/pages/info#publications
Leon Wessels
Programme Manager
Leon Wessels is a Programme Manager at CLARIN ERIC and a PhD Candidate in History...
Leon Wessels is a Programme Manager at CLARIN ERIC and a PhD Candidate in History at Utrecht University.
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Senior Scientist and Project Leader
Tanja Wissik is a senior scientist and project leader at the Austrian Centre for Digital...
Tanja Wissik is a senior scientist and project leader at the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and she teaches at the University of Graz and University of Vienna. She holds a PhD in Translation Studies from the University of Vienna and in the last couple of years she has been working in a number of European and national research projects in the field of language resources, text technologies and DH methods.
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