Academic Centre
On the first day of the BDHF, several presentations took place in the second panel by representatives of the digital humanities field, ministries and representatives of European research infrastructures, including Normunds Grūzītis presentation on the topic of digital humanities in Latvia.
However, on the second day, a panel was held on the topic "Language technologies in higher education: future directions and cooperation", during which Inguna Skadiņa presented the new study courses and achievements created within the framework of the Language Technology initiative project, as well as discussions took place on the already mentioned topic.
After the discussion panel on language technologies, we moved on to the 1st poster session, in which the very first presentation was by Inguna Skadiņa on the Language Technologies Initiative. We are also proud of the 3rd presentation on the study of academic research paradigms in the humanities, in which Marina Platonova participated.
Thank you to everyone who participated and followed this Baltic DH forum!
Supporters:
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Language Technology Initiative, funded by the European Union and the National Development Plan. Project No. 2.3.1.1.i.0/1/22/I/CFLA/002 https://www.vti.lu.lv/
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"Towards Development of Open and FAIR Digital Humanities Ecosystem in Latvia,” implemented within the framework of the National Research Programme “Digital Humanities”. Project No.: VPP-IZM-DH-2022/1-0002 http://www.digitalhumanities.lv/projects/DHELI-en
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State Culture Capital Foundation
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Research on Modern Latvian Language and Development of Language Technology," implemented within the framework of the National Research Programme "Letonika – Fostering a Latvian and European Society". Project No.: VPP-LETONIKA-2021/1-0006 http://www.digitalhumanities.lv/projects/vpp-late
 took place at the House of Sciences of the University of Latvia. The Language Technology Initiative was represented by several project participants, both presenting the work done in the project and also discussing various digital humanities issues.){kind=link}