RDDS: Explore Our Work

This post is a summary of the events and our reflections on Penn GIS Day 2023, which was hosted by Penn Libraries

Penn Libraries’ Research Data and Digital Scholarship recently hosted a series of events around open digital scholarly publishing in collaboration with Quire, Getty’s open source digital publishing tool, the Price Lab for Digital Humanities, and the Museum Computer Network Conference.

A Making of a Workshop summary for Speed Networking themed by Research Data and Digital Projects

Understand the Research Data & Digital Scholarship (RDDS) departments workflow to review Data Management Plans.

Learn to visualize text analysis with Voyant Tools, maps with Storymap.js, and charts with Microsoft Excel alongside students of PROW 2000: Writing with Data

Learn techniques to create compelling graphs and tell better stories.

Learn about creative approaches to visualizing and observing data.

For this month's departmental reading group, we read Jacqueline Wernimont's "Listening, Care, and Collections as Data," published in the Journal of Critical Digital Librarianship.

School Protests in Africa is a dynamic digital scholarship project whose central premise revolves around resurfacing the frequency and prevalence of modern youth-led protests in Africa.