DSSG News

Join Sebastian Munoz-Najar Galvez of the Harvard Graduate School of Education for a presentation on the use of natural language processing tools to analyze ~1.5M recommendation letters to identify the various framing devices that counselors use to share...

Join Ivy Livingston (Department of the Classics) and Bill Barthelmy (AT-FAS) for a virtual presentation on Hedera, an online language learning environment inspired by research on how people acquire language, particularly the role of extensive reading in...

Can Virtual Reality be used in a time of extreme isolation to connect undergraduate students from Harvard with mentees in a juvenile detention center in meaningful ways? Will this service-learning environment be as fulfilling as in person work? How can VR...

The Digital Teaching Methods seminar provides a hands-on introduction to several approaches that have been used successfully at Harvard, all grounded in specific pedagogical examples and use cases. Whether you will be teaching with digital tools for the...

Fundamentals of Digital Scholarship introduces participants to the core stages of digital scholarship’s research workflow: the acquisition, manipulation, analysis, and presentation of data. This seminar serves as a springboard for faculty, students, and...

Join us for a Harvard Discovery Series talk on Data Feminism by Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein. Registration for this free virtual event is available at this link.

Digital Teaching Methods: Tools for Assignments and Activities provides a hands-on introduction to the thoughtful integration of digital tools and methods into teaching and learning ( free registration via the Harvard Training Portal). This workshop...

Wed., Nov. 6, 2-3pm at Cabot Science Library: Concentration camps were much more than a corollary to National Socialism: they represented the most fully articulated manifestation of its ideology. This talk will showcase the use of advanced digital...

On April 10, HUIT Academic Technology, the Harvard Library, and other members of the Harvard University Digital Scholarship Support Group held the First Annual Boston-Area Digital Scholarship Symposium, a one-day event featuring faculty presentations on...

The Digital Scholarship Support Group is offering weekly office hours for drop-in help with digital projects. Office hours are open to all Harvard affiliates (faculty, students, and staff). Bring anything from an idea to a fleshed-out project, and DSSG...