Doing Digital Scholarship in Japanese Studies

Doing Digital Scholarship in Japanese Studies: Innovations and Challenges

* Links to projects and/or tools used by the presenters and panelists are available on the Tools and Projects page.

Day 1: 3/13/2017

• Keynote speech: Digital Archiving as an Emerging Tool for Participation - Hidenori Watanave

• Librarians and the Federated Academic Digital Imaging System - Harriet Sonne de Torrens

• Roundtable: Preparing Your Digitization Projects for Short- and Long-Term Preservation 

     Kazuko Hioki - Introductions

     Setsuko Noguchi

     Haruko Nakamura

     Steve Marks

• Data-driven Collection Analysis using the WorldCat Search API: Japanese LGBTQ Collections - Yukari Sugiyama and Haruko Nakamura

 

Day 2: 3/14/2017

• Digital Scholarship in the LIbrary: Historical GIS and the Promise of Geo-Literacy - Marcel Fortin

• Digital Archiving Roundtable

     Hidenori Watanave

     Ryo Morimoto

     Noriko Sugimori 

• Hands-On Session on Digital Text Analysis using Voyant - Molly Des Jardin

• Roundtable: Creating Digital Collections - Working with Partners, Students, and Volunteers

     Victoria Lyon Bestor

     Michaela Kelly

     Noriko Sugimori

• An Introduction to Omeka - Alexandra Bolintineanu

• Roundtable on New Digital Resources from Japan

     Setsuko Noguchi - Introductions

     Toshinori Egami & Nahoko Tsubouchi

     Kazuaki Yamamoto

     Yasunao Kobayashi

• Hoji Shinbun Digital Collection - Kaoru Ueda

• Roundtable: Digital Scholarship as a Teaching Tool in the Classroom

     Michaela Kelly

     Elizabeth Parke

• Thinking Beyond Digital "Scholarship" - Ryuta Komaki

This workshop is made possible by generous support from:

The Toshiba International Foundation

AAS Northeast Asia Council

The Japan-US Friendship Commission

Japanese Association for Digital Humanities