This afternoon (Friday, 24 March) I’m going to be working through the tutorial on Jekyll from The Programming Historian. I’d be interested in a session at tomorrow’s camp to talk about Jekyll and other static-site generators. I don’t know much about them, but maybe you do? And maybe I’ll know a whole lot more after this afternoon?

I know that THATCamps are participatory and informal, with “no lengthy proposals, papers, presentations, or product demos.” That said, I know from my experience attending Camps that people are often interested in learning and skilling up where possible. For that reason, I’d be happy to teach any of the following workshops, which I have done on multiple occasions at Brown and elsewhere:

• Introduction to Voyant and text analysis
• Introduction to social network analysis with Gephi
• Introduction to topic modeling
• Managing your online identity
• Managing your personal research library with Zotero