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AI in education workshop B: Re-visioning assignments and assessments
Do you have an assignment or assessment component in one of your courses that just isn’t working anymore because of Generative AI? Are you looking for ways to meaningfully incorporate AI into your teaching – or to develop more ‘AI-resilient’ assessments? Bring your challenge! This Workshop B is a hands-on follow-up to AI in education […] Read more
Workshop: How to Use a Local Small Language Model in Your Research without Losing Your Mind
Do you want to use a local GenAI on your laptop or PC for your research? Small language models (SLM) are compact alternatives to large language models, and they are ideal for handling specific tasks on your local devices. In this hands-on workshop, Maxigas, Jenny Chan, and Annette Markham (Media and Culture Studies) will show and teach you how to install and use SLMs for your research. […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Walk-in consulting: Revising your course for AI resilience
Do you have an assignment or assessment component in one of your courses that just isn’t working anymore because of GenAI? Do you want to explore ways to meaningfully incorporate AI, or try to make your assessments more AI resilient? Bring your challenge! Combining theory from her Speculative futuremaking workshops with practical insights from her Re-visioning […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (online)
Note: This walk-in hour on 19 March will take place online only Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty […] Read more
Save-the-date: Utrecht AI Event 2026
On 24 March 2026, the Utrecht AI Event will be held for the second time – the place where science and practice meet to explore the potential of AI. Utrecht University, UMC Utrecht, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (Hogeschool Utrecht), ROM Utrecht Region, and the U-TECH community are preparing an inspiring and practical day […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
AI and Investigative Journalism: A Workshop on Extractive AI
How can journalists use Large Language Models (LLMs) in a reliable way? In this short online workshop, Joris Veerbeek introduces the basics of extractive AI, using LLMs to extract information from unstructured documents. Drawing on his investigative work for De Groene Amsterdammer, he demonstrates how these methods can support investigative journalism and other research. With the advent of generative […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Cursusdag: Werken met SASTA: Semi-Automatische Spontane TaalAnalyse
NB: Deze workshop heeft het maximaal aantal deelnemers bereikt. Indien u zich op de wachtlijst wil laten plaatsen, kunt u mailen naar cdh@uu.nl. SASTA is een webapplicatie die clinici en onderzoekers helpt bij het uitvoeren van een spontane taalanalyse van taalsamples van kinderen met een normale taalontwikkeling of een taalontwikkelingsstoornis, en van personen met afasie. […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Lecture: Reclaiming digital autonomy at Dutch universities
Universities’ control over their own digital systems has declined sharply in recent years, as large technology companies determine the digital infrastructure. In this online lecture, professor Albert Meijer will argue for strengthening the collective digital autonomy of Dutch universities. In addition, Tim van Neerbos, lead enterprise architect, will show how Utrecht University is translating this […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Workshop: Entry-level Python course in four days
This entry level course in Python is tailored for humanities teachers, researchers, and students who want to learn the basics of this popular programming language. Over four full-day sessions, participants will learn to write simple programs using the most common structures. Led by the scientific developers of the CDH Research Software Lab, this hands-on training spans […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Digital Humanities Walk-In Hour (weekly)
Are you new to the field of digital humanities and looking for expert guidance to shape your research or education? Or do you have a specific question about research software, digital sources, programming, or statistics? All teachers, researchers and students at the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University are welcome to visit our weekly Digital […] Read more
Lecture: From welfare to tenant state? State-tech relations in an age of AI
In this talk, Lina Dencik, professor in AI Justice at Goldsmiths, University of London, explores how we can make sense of state-tech relations in an age of platformisation and AI. While much has been said about data-driven governance and the technological features of platforms and AI, we still lack an adequate understanding of the wider context in which they operate and what this means for the role and transformations of the state. […] Read more