Introduction to nodegoat. Digital Technologies for Humanities Research

Introduction to nodegoat. Digital Technologies for Humanities Research

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Anastasia Kovalska

Soka University

23.11.2026, 16:00

online / Zoom

This online seminar is designed to introduce participants to nodegoat — a platform for organising, analysing and visualising research data, which can be used in history, social anthropology, literary studies and any other humanities disciplines.

During the event, participants will familiarise themselves with the interface, the platform’s key features and the principles of working with data. Particular attention will be paid to creating data models, organising information using object types and fields, and establishing relationships between different objects. Using a practical example, participants will see how information can be structured into different categories. A distinctive feature of nodegoat is the ability to create relational data models with incomplete or inaccurate in

The event will take place online. To receive an invitation to participate, please register via this link.

The presentation will be in Ukrainian with simultaneous translation into English.

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Anastasia Kovalska

Soka University

A graduate of Soka University, Tokyo, in the humanities, specifically social anthropology and the global study of Japan within the context of sociology. Her research interests encompass the interrelationships between people and the fundamental pillars of society, such as the family, education, relationships, culture, politics and so on. Anastasia pays particular attention to the interrelationships between people and the environment, and the influence of capitalism on people’s perception of nature, using Japan as a case study.

The event is part of the series of seminars and workshops “Urban History Digital Infrastructures: Sharing Expertise and Networking Cities,” organized by the Center for Urban History with the support of the Center for Governance and Culture in Europe at the University of St. Gallen.

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