DiPText-KC is pleased to announce the Summer School “Computational Language Technologies for Medievalists”, which will be held in Graz from 8 to 12 July 2024, thanks to funding from the University of Graz, ZIM-ACDH and the ERC DiDip Project. Postgraduate and PhD level participants will be offered guidance through the conceptual foundations of Natural Language Processing and hands-on exercises tailored […]
An event entitled Oriental Studies & Digital Humanities took place on Friday 9 February 2024, from 10:00 to 17:00, at the Marco Polo Building of the ‘Sapienza’ University of Rome (UniRoma1). The event was divided into three interventions: “Text acquisition from digital images: OCR and HTR” and “Text encoding, linguistic annotation and deposit in CLARIN” by Federico Boschetti (CNR-ILC CoPhiLab […]
DiPText-KC is pleased to announce the Workshop on Accessibility, Sustainability and Reuse in the Ecosystem of Digital Scientific Editions, organized by the Italian Institute of Germanic Studies (IISG) under the patronage of UniVE, CNR-ILIESI, DARIAH-IT, CNR-ILC, DiPText-KC, H2IOSC, University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’ (UniRoma2) and University of Verona (UniVR). The Workshop will focus on the Digital Scholarly Editions Platform and […]
DiPText-KC is pleased to announce that the GitHub Repository of the Archive of the Italian Latinity of the Middle Ages (ALIM) was made public on Tuesday 30 January 2024. ALIM aims to provide free online access to all the Latin texts produced in Italy during the Middle Ages. For several centuries, in fact, Latin represented the only language in which, […]
DiPText-KC Knowledge Pills are 'microlearning' methodologies that offer a way of acquiring new knowledge on a given topic based on short snippets of factual information. Read more
New Pill
21/11/2024
Harmonising Automatic Text Recognition Workflows
Video recordings of the DHIP/IHA Tutorial Series on Automatic Text Recognition in the Humanities (Spring 2024)
Phaidros GPT by Federico Boschetti
'Philological AI for Digital Resource Overview and Support' GPT is an experimental Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT), already released in the OpenAI marketplace, to answer questions pertinent to the field of Digital Philology.
10/10/2024
CLARIN NEWSFLASH is a newsletter informing the Social Sciences and Humanities community on a monthly basis about what is happening in the CLARIN world and beyond. Read more
Last Issue
27/11/2024
The CLARIN CAFÉ is an informal and interactive space where the CLARIN Ambassadors hold discussions on various topics of current interest with other experts in the CLARIN community. Read more
Last Session
23/09/2024
