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Elizabeth Grumbach, the project manager of the Institute for Humanities Research's Digital Humanities Initiative, shares methodologies and best practices for designing a digital humanities project. The workshop will offer participants an introduction to digital humanities fundamentals, specifically tools and methodologies. Participants explore technologies and platforms that allow scholars of all

Elizabeth Grumbach, the project manager of the Institute for Humanities Research's Digital Humanities Initiative, shares methodologies and best practices for designing a digital humanities project. The workshop will offer participants an introduction to digital humanities fundamentals, specifically tools and methodologies. Participants explore technologies and platforms that allow scholars of all skills levels to engage with digital humanities methods. Participants will be introduced to a variety of tools (including mapping, visualization, data analytics, and multimedia digital publication platforms), and how and why to choose specific applications, platforms, and tools based on project needs.
ContributorsGrumbach, Elizabeth (Author)
Created2018-09-26
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In the face of profound shock and change, individuals, organizations, and communities are seeking new ways to prepare for an uncertain future, their only certainty being that the present trajectory of change will intensify. Pandemics, wildfires, heat waves, hurricanes, flooding, social unrest, economic strife, and a rapidly changing climate system

In the face of profound shock and change, individuals, organizations, and communities are seeking new ways to prepare for an uncertain future, their only certainty being that the present trajectory of change will intensify. Pandemics, wildfires, heat waves, hurricanes, flooding, social unrest, economic strife, and a rapidly changing climate system comprise a resounding wake up call: we must reinvent our institutions to think about and act with a resilient mindset. The purpose of the playbook is to support these efforts and build stronger, adaptive, and resilient communities.

ContributorsHinrichs, Margaret (Editor, Contributor) / Solís, Patricia (Editor, Contributor) / Arizona State University. Knowledge Exchange for Resilience (Contributor) / Global Council for Science and the Environment (Contributor) / Applegate, Joffa Michele (Contributor) / BurnSilver, Shauna (Contributor) / Goldman, Erica (Contributor) / Johnston, Erik W., 1977- (Contributor) / Miller, Thaddeus R. (Contributor) / Morrison, David (Contributor) / Nation, Marcia (Contributor) / Ngo, Christine Ngoc, 1981- (Contributor) / Shutters, Shade (Contributor) / Wentz, Elizabeth (Contributor) / Wyman, Michelle (Contributor)
Created2021
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Provides eviction models emanating from COVID-19 for the greater Phoenix, Arizona area.

Created2020-08
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Describes the LIHEAP benefits distributed to electric utilities companies in Arizona for fiscal year 2019.

Created2021-03
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ContributorsArizona Board of Regents (Publisher, Publisher) / Marine Biological Laboratory Archives (Publisher)
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ContributorsArizona Board of Regents (Publisher, Publisher) / Marine Biological Laboratory Archives (Publisher)
Created1923-08
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ContributorsArizona Board of Regents (Publisher, Publisher) / Marine Biological Laboratory Archives (Publisher)