DH-SouthernAfrica/Capacity-Building

Repository for Digital Humanities capacity building activities within the Southern African context # Introducing Digital Humanities The project aims to provide groundwork for introducing newcommers to some of the many fields of Digital Humanities & open-science. This will be done by: * Creating a github website & repository for introducing newcommers. * Populating the website with links to existing repositories & available tools * Provide links to available training materials that is available online. * Develop Digital Humanities material / dataset for use in Data Carpentry Workshops For detailed info go to the project's Roadmap or visit Introducing Digital Humanities website ## Getting Started There are more than one way to get involved with this project, work done thus far will be available here during the Sprint - DH-RESOURCES. The roadmap for this project is available here: ROADMAP.md ## Contributing Thanks again for your interest in contributing to the Introducing Digital Humanities Project! There are many ways that you can contribute: - You will be able to add your comment and suggestion of resources by creating an issue in GitHub or - If you are unfamiliar with Github you can contribute by adding your comment, suggestion or tool in the following online form: or - you can get in touch via e-mail with zjsteyn@gmail.com. - You are also welcome get in touch on this ehterpad, pad.software-carpentry.org to signup for virtual meet-ups during 1 to 2 June or to engage if you have any questions or suggestions on the project. If you would like to give github a try, take a look at CONTRIBUTE.md for additional ways that you can contribute. ## Participation Guidelines This project adheres to a code of conduct. By participating, you are expected to uphold this code. Please report unacceptable behavior to zjsteyn@gmail.com. ## MozSprint Join us at the Mozilla Global Sprint June 1-2, 2017! We'll be gathering in-person at sites around the world and online to collaborate on this project and learn from each other. Get your #mozsprint ticke …