01:01:09

Andreas Baumann - Frequent words are semantically more stable than rare ones

04:05

SADiLaR: ICELDA Node

53:32

Tim Brookes - Writing Beyond Writing

59:52

Rory du Plessis-Are they human or are they data? Digital archives and the creation of humanising sto

18:41

The Potential of High Performance Computing for Humanities & Social Sciences |Dr. Janse van Rensburg

07:18

Learning Digital and Computational Skills: A Personal Journey | Bianca Peterson

13:59

Digitalizing South Africa’s Research and Education: NICIS Overview | Sabelo Dlamini

20:46

A National Infrastructure for Data and Data-Intensive Research | Sthembiso Mkhwanazi FINAL

09:52

SADiLaR's Role in Digital Humanities: Supporting Language Resources and Research | Muzi Matfunjwa

24:46

Exploring Cultural Representations in AI through Food |Siobhan Mackenzie Hall

07:06

SWiP Project: Empowering South African Languages on Wikipedia| Nomsa Skosana

25:23

Data-Centred Research in Humanities & Social Sciences | Henri-Count Evans

30:12

Modelling Code-Switched Languages with Limited Linguistic Resources || Thipe Modipa

27:02

SADiLaR's ESCALATOR: Building a Thriving Community of Digital Research | Anelda van der Walt

24:15

Exploring Digital Methodologies in Humanities & Social Sciences | Alette Schoon

07:52

Intro to DH-IGNITE ESCALATOR Program: Igniting Collaboration in Digital Humanities || Jessica Mabaso

09:58

Welcome to the SADiLaR DH-IGNITE event || Langa Khumalo

07:37

Untitled video Made with Clipchamp 2

53:07

Maciej Ogrodniczuk - Universal Discourse: Towards a multilingual model of discourse relations

57:04

Johannes Sibeko - Is it written to be read? A case of readability in Sesotho.

04:39

DH-IGNITE- Northern Region highlights

01:08:50

Iris Auda and Pule kaJanolintji - isiBheqe: First additional script

01:02:15

Robyn Berghoff and Emanuel Bylund - What do we study when we study multilingualism?

53:14

Hanél Duvenage - Data in healthcare: efforts digitisation and digitalisation

02:34

SWiP Workshops- How to create a Wikipedia username

01:00:32

Phillip Ströbel - Innovating Historical Scholarship: The Bullinger Digital Project

49:52

Burgert Senekal - Network Science and the Digital Humanities

03:03

SWiP project launch- 20 September 2023

55:25

Inge van de Ven - Change my View? A Digital-Hermeneutics Approach to Dialogism in Online Culture

01:06:25

Amandla Ngwendu and Jacques De Wet - Building the IsiXhosa Intellectual Traditions Digital Archive

01:08:50

Karolina Rudnicka - Can Grammarly and ChatGPT accelerate language change?

53:49

Geesje vd Berg and Lebo Mudau - Postgraduate student involvement as co-developers of sustainable OER

11:25

Language Resources Audit: Opening Remarks by Prof Langa Khumalo - Executive Director of SADiLaR

50:25

Barbara McGillivray - Publishing data papers in the humanities: my experience from the JODH

53:22

Imke Van Heerden - Making Strange: Co-Creating Afrikaans Poetry with a Boutique Language Model

42:46

An NLP method in the corpus analysis of Central Kurdish definiteness marker - Hiwa Asadpour

01:06:21

Taljard,Prinsloo,Goosen-Creating electronic resources for African languages:challenges&opportunities

54:51

Thea Pitman - CELCE: Playing Green Games: micha cárdenas’s Sin Sol / No Sun

03:37

WI 15 Academic Integrity for Students Sign Language

06:15

WI 14 Referencing Sign Language

03:57

WI 13 Clarity and accuracy Sign Language

07:40

WI 12 Developing a convincing voice Sign Language

03:35

WI 11 Paraphrasing Sign Language

03:52

WI 10 Source integration Sign Language

02:56

WI 09 Introduction to referencing Sign Language

05:49

WI 08 Discourse markers Sign Language

05:02

WI 07 Introduction to argument structure Sign Language

04:17

WI 06 Introduction and conclusion Sign Language

03:16

WI 05 Structure of a paragraph Sign Language

03:33

WI 04 Academic writing Sign Language

03:12

WI 03 Searching for information Sign Language

03:43

WI 02 Planning your Writing Sign Language

04:21

WI 01 Task analysis Sign Language

05:29

WI 15 Academic Integrity for Students - Xitsonga

09:17

WI 14 Referencing - Xitsonga

05:21

WI 13 Clarity and accuracy - Xitsonga

10:15

WI 12 Developing a convincing voice - Xitsonga

05:10

WI 11 Paraphrasing - Xitsonga

04:51

WI 10 Source integration - Xitsonga

03:57

WI 09 Introduction to referencing - Xitsonga