Webinars
Digital Humanities: Introductory Concepts & Examples with Brian Rosenblum (BBIP Webinar: 04/29/22)
Presented by Brian Rosenblum, Co-Director, Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities and Digital Humanities Librarian, University of Kansas
Recorded April 29, 2022
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Introduction to Text Analysis and Name Entity Recognition with the HBW Corpus
Presented by Kaylen Dwyer, Digital Media Specialist, Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Kansas
Recorded August 19, 2022
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Introduction to Metadata and Dataset Creation
Presented by Erin Wolfe, Digital Initiatives Librarian, University of Kansas
Recorded November 7, 2022
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Things to Consider When Launching a DH Project
Presented by Amy Earhart, Associate Professor of English and Affiliated Faculty of African Studies, Texas A&M University
Recorded April 28, 2023
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Latina/o/x Digital Archives: The Communal and Transgenerational Process of Cultural Archiving
Presented by Carolina Villarroel, Co-Director, US Latino Digital Humanities Center
Recorded August 25, 2023
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Preserving + Sustaining Digital Humanities Projects
Presented by Sarah Potvin, Associate Professor of English, Texas A&M University
Recorded September 29, 2023
BBIP Introduction to Digital Humanities Scholars Program
Funded by NEH HCRR
Black Collection Building Praxis and Black Digital Publishing
Presented by Kim Gallon, Professor of Africana Studies, Purdue University
Recorded April 12, 2023
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Introduction to the HathiTrust Research Center and Extracted Features
Presented by Ryan Dubnicek, HathiTrust Research Center, and Janet Swatscheno, HathiTrust Research Center
Recorded November 11, 2022
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Why a Black Feminist Archive? Part I
Presented by Irma McClaurin
Recorded August 26, 2023
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Why a Black Feminist Archive? Part II
Presented by Irma McClaurin
Recorded March 12, 2024
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Public Humanities and Community Engagement: The Millican Massacre and Residual Violences
Presented by Toniesha Taylor, Associate Professor of Communication, Texas Southern University, and Amy Earhart, Associate Professor of English and Affiliated Faculty of African Studies, Texas A&M University
Recorded November 4, 2023
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Metadata Q&A
Presented by Erin Wolfe, Digital Initiatives Librarian, University of Kansas
Recorded March 30, 2023
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Francophone Epistemologies: Caribbean Digital Praxis
Presented by Kaiama Glover, Professor of African American Studies, Yale University
Recorded October 19, 2024
BBIP Digital Publishing Scholars Program
Funded by NEH DHAG
Introduction to HBW Corpus and PhiloLogic User Interface
Presented by Hoyt Long, Associate Professor of Japanese Literature, University of Chicago, and Arnab Chakraborty, BBIP Project Manager, University of Kansas
Recorded February 5, 2019
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS
Better Practices in Data Management
Presented by Erin Wolfe, Digital Initiatives Librarian, University of Kansas, and Jamene Brooks-Kieffer, Data Services Librarian and Coordinator of Digital Scholarship, University of Kansas
Recorded June 14, 2019
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS
DH, Digital Archives, and Social Justice
Presented by Dhanashree Thorat, University of Kansas, and Maryemma Graham, University Distinguished Professor Emerita of English, University of Kansas
Recorded March 22, 2019
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS
100 Novels Project: Origins of BBIP
Presented by Kenton Rambsy, Associate Professor of African-American Literature, Howard University, and Howard Rambsy, Professor of Literature, Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville
Recorded April 13, 2019
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS
DH, Technological Recovery and the Black Literary Tradition
Presented by Kim Gallon, Associate Professor of African Studies, Purdue University
Recorded August 9, 2019
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS
Digital Humanities: Methods, Intersections, and Applications
Presented by Amy Earhart, Associate Professor of English and affiliated faculty of African Studies, Texas A&M University, and Kenton Rambsy, Associate Professor of African-American Literature, Howard University
Recorded March 20, 2020
BBIP Scholars Program – Extending the Reach
Funded by ACLS