DiPText-KC is pleased to announce DH.22 – Digital Humanities 2022, which will take place on 26 and 27 October 2022 at the Aula Magna “Alessandro Clementi” of the Department of Human Sciences of the University of L’Aquila and on the Webex videoconference platform. The event, which will have as its theme ‘For an interdisciplinary comparison between humanistic knowledge 30 years […]
DiPText-KC has launched a series of Knowledge Pills with the aim of providing the K-Centre users with basic information on specific technologies and useful information links to help them get oriented using effective online tutorials.
A Meeting entitled A compass to navigate the digital seas: the role of a CLARIN K-Centre for the needs of scholars concludes the 2022 edition of Digital Spritz, a series of meetings with Italian and international scholars who have distinguished themselves in the linguistic and literary fields of the Digital Humanities. The Meeting, curated by Federico Boschetti (CNR-ILC & VeDPH […]
The Bibliographic Resources section of the DipText-KC Web site was published today. In this section, thanks to the Zotpress plugin and appropriate shortcodes and widgets, it is possible to browse the first release of the DiPText-KC Zotero Library, mainly addressed to scholars and students in Digital Philology. This work is the result of an Internship carried out by the UniPI-UMA […]
DiPText-KC, the CLARIN Knowledge Centre for Digital and Public Textual Scholarship, has now a Twitter account.
Following the CLARIN K-Centre Workshop held today through the Zoom platform, DiPText-KC, the CLARIN Knowledge Centre for Digital and Public Textual Scholarship, was officially added to the CLARIN Knowledge Centres.
The Web site dedicated to DiPText-KC, the CLARIN Knowledge Centre for Digital and Public Textual Scholarship, is now online.
Today the Knowledge Centre for Digital and Public Textual Scholarship (DiPText-KC) was officially recognized as a CLARIN Knowledge Centre. DiPText-KC is one of the Centres of CLARIN-IT, the Italian node of CLARIN, a digital infrastructure which offers data, tools and services to support research based on language resources and which has been classified by ESFRI as a Landmark Research Infrastucture […]
an informal and interactive space where the CLARIN Ambassadors hold discussions with other experts in the CLARIN community on various topics of current interest
