Humanities

A volunteer-powered learning platform offers entry-level tutorials on Digital Humanities, covering digital tools, methods, and research processes. All tutorials are peer-reviewed, categorised, and often use open-source software to minimize entry barriers for beginners. Topics range from introductions to Jupyter Notebooks, Google Maps, and Google Earth, to a beginner's guide to Twitter data, with varying levels of complexity. Access to The Programming Historian is free and available without login or institutional access, with some tutorials also offered in Spanish and French.

A free, open-access community education platform by the Centre for Digital Humanities Research at the Australian National University. It offers videos, bibliographies, tutorials, and research-oriented blog posts to increase awareness of digital methodologies among researchers with little experience. Each peer-reviewed contribution receives a DOI, allowing experts to share and illustrate their digital methodologies. The platform prioritises open-source tools and data, using discipline-specific examples to support cross-disciplinary application.

The European PARTHENOS Project offers self-guided training modules for researchers interested in digital humanities. It’s a collaborative effort uniting various research infrastructures and cultural institutions to empower digital research. Developed by experts, the modules cover all levels of familiarity with digital research, from beginner to advanced. Access is free and open, requiring no login or institutional access. PARTHENOS also provides resources for educators, managers, and policymakers to inform and educate.