You don't need a video camera to make a film. The internet provides access to numerous databases and archives full of media available for download and manipulation. In this workshop we will cover where to find openly licensed media available for download and then edit them together in Adobe Premiere to transform the content into something new. During the workshop, we'll use examples centered around storytelling with pre-existing media of Winnie the Pooh. No prior editing experience required.

NOTE: This has been rescheduled for March 2nd, from an original date of February 8th.

Join us for a workshop on considerations in compiling and submitting your thesis, including:

• An overview of copyright related to your thesis
• Depositing your thesis with ProQuest
• Sharing research data and supplementary materials

Zotero is a powerful, open-source tool for managing citations and PDFs. Many researchers in all domains (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences) rely on Zotero as a core part of their scholarly workflows. During the first hour of this workshop, we'll practice key Zotero functions together: importing and creating new references; managing references; inserting citations into a manuscript; and formatting bibliographies in hundreds of styles based on your discipline or publisher. Following hands-on practice, we'll offer a 30-minute question-and-answer session.

The Tufts Digital Humanities Network is excited to announce a short series of Lunch and Share events. Each event will allow those who are interested in digital humanities (DH) work to network and chat about their projects. We will gather together for brief informal presentations of a DH project and then have time for discussion.