The DSL can provide help with the technological infrastructure for digital projects, training in digital scholarship methods and tools, consultations for project development, connections to students and faculty with similar interests, and more. For questions about consultations, workshops, equipment and space, community, or other topics, please email us (dsl@lsu.edu).
Consultations
The DSL team is available to brainstorm project ideas, discuss possible methods and tools, strategize project management, and locate or provide technological resources for digital projects.
Workshops
Director Lauren Coats is available to help you or your class learn about tools and methods used in digital scholarship. Topics include:
– network analysis
– introductory data visualization
– Twitter scraping
– digital exhibits
– topic modeling
– Named Entity Recognition
– text analysis
Equipment & Space
The DSL has several computers and specialized software available for students and faculty. The DSL space in Room 25 is also available for classes, workshops, or events. If you would like to use the space or equipment, please contact us (dsl@lsu.edu).
[More information about equipment coming soon.]
Community
The DSL anchors a growing community at LSU of faculty and students interested in digital scholarship.