The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for History and Society and the E-Commerce Group at the Vienna University of Technology organize the Vienna Summer School on Digital Humanities.
This Summer School aims to discuss the possibilities of computer science-based research methods in the Digital Humanities while at the same time investigating the epistemological challenges of these methods as well as their theoretical bases and implications. It will explore a wide range of digital practices and methods that are becoming more and more widespread in the social sciences and humanities. Furthermore, the Summer School will offer participants hands-on experience with tools and techniques.
Our colleagues Paolo Federico and Theresia Gschwandtner from ieg/CVAST will participate as speakers, giving a lecture and a hands-on tutorial on Information Visualization / Visual Analytics.
To read more and submit your application, please visit the Summer School website at www.ec.tuwien.ac.at/summerschool2015