#FreiräumeSchaffen

The aim of the #DigiCampus conference was to present the digital teaching and learning infrastructure for the digital humanities developed by LMU Munich in collaboration with FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg and the University of Regensburg, as well as the various components of the DHVLab. Against this background, the conference highlighted what IT training for the humanities can look like, how other institutions can participate in this project and how they can integrate the system into their teaching.
IT for All is funded as part of the Digital Campus Bavaria call for proposals and aims to provide training in digital data analysis in history and the arts. In this context, the Digital Humanities Virtual Laboratory (DHVLab) has been created, offering for the first time a server-based teaching and research environment in the humanities.