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Welcome to RESHAPED!
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new training and research community space for researchers in the Humanities. It contains training courses and toolkits written by experts, and hubs connecting researchers, resources and training across the UK.
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Exploring Collections
This toolkit will provide you with the key information you need to be able to approach exploring collections in an academic setting.
Concepts of Digital Humanities
This course provides a broad overview of the history and methods of digital humanities research. It includes prepared lectures, resources, and activities focused on problem-solving with existing digital tools.
Going Freelance With a Humanities PhD
This toolkit written and presented by an experienced freelance professional in the arts and humanities sector explores how to pursue a freelance career as a Humanities PhD. It contains practical tips, interviews with practitioners and resources to provide you with a head start.
Responsible AI in Cultural Heritage
This course provides an introduction to the responsible use and application of AI in the cultural heritage sector. By the end of the course, you will be able to understand AI technologies, explore their applications in the sector, and apply responsible, ethical and legally informed practices with increased confidence.
Digital Humanities Hub
This hub provides an inclusive and interdisciplinary source for all things Digital Humanities - Humanities Research that engages with digital resources and technologies.
Open Access in the Humanities
This course is an introduction to open access publishing for humanities researchers at all stages. The course provides the practical information you need to navigate today’s open access landscape and describe the role that open access has to play in an open research culture.
Public Engagement Hub
This hub will support researchers to developing their public engagement knowledge and skills, allowing them to take specialist knowledge in the humanities and share it in appealing and engaging ways with non-specialist audiences.
Interviews as a Humanities Research Method
Interviews are a research method that are increasingly used across a range of humanities research areas. This course will equip you with the skills and knowledge to apply them in different humanities research contexts.
Digital Approaches to Textual Analysis
This course has been created for those who work with texts in any form and want to learn more about the computational tools available to enhance their research.