Registration available for accepted workshops
Workshop attendance included in conference registration costs
Date |
Workshop Title
|
Presenters |
17 January 2017 9h30 – 13h30 |
What do we talk about when we talk about DH? |
Glen Worthey |
17 January 2017 9h30 – 13h30 |
How to create a digital edition: a beginner’s guide to the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). |
Pip Willcox |
17 January 2017 14h30 – 18h30 |
Ways to improve the user experience in digital humanities interfaces |
Gillis-Webber, Frances |
17 January 2017 14h30 – 18h30 |
An open repository for Digital Humanity Resources in Southern Africa
Abstract submission for a half-day workshop (4 hours) |
Steyn, Juan; van der Walt, Anelda |
18 January 2017 9h00 – 13h00 |
Digital Annotation and Analysis of Literary Texts. A hands-on introduction to CATMA
Abstract submission for a half-day workshop (4 hours) |
Meister, Jan Christoph; Petris, Marco |
18 January 2017 9h00 – 13h00 |
Digital text data and automatic text processing tools for South African languages.
Abstract submission for a half-day workshop (4 hours) |
Eiselen, Roald |
List of Accepted Abstracts
Title Submission Type |
Author(s) |
Combining task-based teaching and computer assisted language learning (CALL) in a computer program for international students studying Afrikaans at Stellenbosch University |
Beukes, Vernita |
The Five Hundred Year Archive: Building a Digital Archive for the Southern African Past before Colonialism |
McNulty, Grant |
Imagining Ada Lovelace: creative computing and experimental humanities |
Willcox, Pip |
Ways to improve the user experience in digital humanities interfaces |
Gillis-Webber, Frances |
Towards Establishment of Indigenous Knowledge Management Centre (IKMC): Strategies for Preserving African Indigenous Knowledge for Sustainable Development |
Oparaku, Desmond Chinedu; Anyanwu, Emmanuel U.; Benson, Oyemike Victor |
Technological literacy of lecturers at University of Namibia and Zambian Open University |
Mpolomoka, Daniel L.; Mosha, Martha |
Digital Annotation and Analysis of Literary Texts. A hands-on introduction to CATMA |
Meister, Jan Christoph; Petris, Marco |
Digital humanities practice: Site-specific digital literature |
Greyling, Franci |
Contextualization Tools for Digital Archives |
Escobar Varela, Miguel |
Digitising Herman Charles Bosman – An initiative based on special collections projects by the North-West University’s Library Services (Potchefstroom Campus) |
Van Deventer, Kirchner; Coetzee, Anneke |
The use of ATLAS.ti in a data analysis of Afrikaans speaking children’s first form-meaning mappings |
Brink, Regina Catharina |
An introduction of ISO/TC37: Terminology and other language and content resources |
Janke, Ulrike; Bosch, Sonja; Calteaux, Karen |
An overview of available speech technology resources developed by the Human Language Technology Research Group of the CSIR Meraka Institute |
Calteaux, Karen; Ttimus, Nina |
Validity concerns in Forensic Linguistics: computational developments as means to a greater end |
van den Berg, Karien |
Digitising photographic collections in the Western Cape, South Africa – Key issues affecting image quality and digital quality management for preservation purposes. |
Carstens, Antenie |
That Hideous Strength (1945): CS Lewis and Charles Williams |
duPlessis-Hay, Michèle; Steyn, Juan |
Creative exploration in literature, place and technology |
Tempelhoff, Wilhelm Gustaf; Steyn, Juan |
Beyond Toponyms. Conceptualising space in narratives using networks and ontologies. |
Viehhauser, Gabriel; Barth, Florian |
Digital text data and automatic text processing tools for South African languages. |
Eiselen, Roald |
Investigating the nature of public discourse in the #feesmustfall campaign |
Sewchurran, Anusharani; Mdladla, Thulebona |
Digital and critical exclusivities |
Sewchurran, Anusharani |
Orthography-based Language Modelling for Speech Recognition |
Sindana, Daniel; Manamela, Madimetja Jonas |
African Wordnets: first steps towards use in the Digital Humanities |
Bosch, Sonja E; Griesel, Marissa |
Using an online marking tool in developing and assessing academic literacy |
Meihuizen, Elizabeth Maria |
Improving the accessibility of information in tables for the blind. |
Faulds, Henry |
An open repository for Digital Humanity Resources in Southern Africa |
Steyn, Juan; van der Walt, Anelda |
The recognition of speech emotions. |
Manamela, Phuti John; Manamela, Madimetja Jonas |
Utilising emerging technologies to design an immersive artistic experience to create awareness about human trafficking |
Steyn, Juan; Fourie, Heniel |
VR Forensics & Historical Reconstructions: Documenting Human Rights Violations During the 1976 Soweto Uprisings |
Nieves, Angel David |
Adequate and appropriate? Matters to consider for the validation of an online writing tool |
Van Dyk, Tobie; de Wachter, Lieve; Verlinde, Serge |
The Rioting Writer: Understanding Fees Must Fall as Design within Transhumanist South African Academia |
Maritz, Lindi Helene |
The online adaptation of A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles. |
van Niekerk, Tim; Le Du, Bridgitte |
Technological Adoption and the Role of Cloud Computing in Digitization, Knowledge Creation and Digital Curation in Africa |
Ajibade, Patrick |
Can Digital Approaches Serve as Catalyst for Harvesting Indigenous Knowledge? |
Alexander, Josephine Olufunmilayo |
A stylometric analysis of Joseph Conrad’s writing |
Botha, Lande; Van Zyl, Maryka; Pienaar, Wikus |