Speaker: I-Mei Hung, Research Center for Digital Humanities, National Taiwan University

Digital China Initiative Workshop Series 

我們正在經歷一個橋接的世代，一個從傳統跨越數位的世代。

在2018的春天，孤獨的人文研究之路，綻放了一朵美麗的雲彩–DocuSky。

DocuSky數位人文學術研究平台為著人文學者的研究需要而開發，以數位科技協作人文研究。學者可上傳自己的研究材料，透過各式數位工具，進行文本格式轉換、後設資料整理，憑藉自己之力建置數位資料庫；也能夠對自己掌握的材料進行文本探勘與分析，從多元的視角，挖掘潛藏於材料中的議題線索與脈絡；在傳統的線性觀察之外，以視覺化的呈現，探索文本的時空與計量資訊。

此時此地，讓我們一起來遇見DocuSky~

(此教程由國立臺灣大學數位人文研究中心提供，中英文交互使用)

We’re experiencing a ‘bridge generation’, a generation to cross over from the traditional to the digital.

In the spring of 2018, on the lonely road of humanities research a scintillating cloud—DocuSky—has blossomed.

DocuSky Collaboration Platform is designed and developed to dovetail humanities researches, assisting research with digital technologies. Scholars can upload their own research materials and converting texts into various formats and organize metadata with various digital tools and build digital database independently. The scholars can also investigate and analyze materials one can get hold of, and explore  the leads, issues and contexts embedded within the materials. Apart from the traditional lineal observation, scholars are able to visualize their research, delving into the spatial, temporal and quantitative data.

(This tutorial is provided by Research Center for Digital Humanities of National Taiwan University)

24-seat limit. Light refreshments.
Language: Chinese and English
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