Humanities data can take many forms, including images, audio files, text and manuscripts, maps, and more. It is often qualitative but it can be quantitative as well (i.e. publishing records, ship inventories). #DHMAKES takes humanities data and brings it into crafting and making practices.
This workshop of the DH Discovery Series, a part of Researcher Services at Swem Library and partnered with the Center for Geospatial Analysis will cover creative uses and inclusions of humanities data and discuss the intersection of research and maker movements.