Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere

Supercomputer for memory-intensive computation, which can be used by UF faculty and by faculty at colleges and universities in Florida for teaching and research.

The GIS Librarian is available to consult with faculty, staff, and students on all aspects of spatially referenced data and GIS software, including Google Earth. Large format plotting services are available for U.S. Government electronic maps and images, and archival maps in the Map and Imagery Library can be georeferenced for historical analysis. Students can also obtain a 15-credit interdisciplinary Certificate in Geographic Information Systems.

Provides collaborative assistance with digital teaching and learning projects, including online courses, Web development, and pedagogical techniques.

The ARCS group at Smathers Libraries offers workshops and consultations that support the integration of data in humanities research.

An Online Cultural and Historical Research Environment -- a computational platform for all stages of research data.

A research and education service that helps users easily build, access, analyze, publish, and preserve web archive datasets at scale.

Enables large-scale analysis of works in the HathiTrust Digital Library (HTDL) to facilitate non-profit research and educational uses of the collection.

The World Wide Web Consortium hosts extensive self-tutorials on coding languages for data analytics and web building.

Recordings of the online workshops are freely accessible at the UCR YouTube channel.

Freely accessible tutorials in common DH tools from the San Diego State University Library. The SDSU Digital Humanities Initiative has tutorials on its YouTube Channel.