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With DH2020 Ottawa converted into a Virtual Conference, the ADHO-Special Interest Group “Digital Literary Stylistics” (SIG-DLS) has decided to convert also its new Tool criticism workshop into an online, hybrid format.First phase (asynchronous)From Tuesday 14 July, we will publish the contributions by invited speakers on the “DH2020” Humanities Commons Group (where the main conference will take place).SpeakerTitleQuinn Dombrowski‘It doesn’t work’: failure and DH toolsThierry PoibeauIt’s complicated! On Natural Language Processing Tools and Digital HumanitiesJoanna Byszuk Direct speech for multilingual corpora&#160; –&#160; some problems and one possible solutionAvery BlankenshipCoding the Bechdel Test for Nineteenth-Century Novels: Gender Classifiers and Scikit-LearnThese contributions will provide food for thought for an asynchronous discussion on Humanities Commons. The discussion thread will be open for the entire week before the official opening of the Conference.Second phase (synchronous)On Monday 20 July, at 3pm CEST, an online live event will take place on Zoom (at a link provided on the “DH2020” Humanities Commons Group), where invited respondents will discuss the contributions and open the discussion among participants. Here is a provisional schedule:Time (CEST)ActivityRespondents15:00 - 15:15Welcome. SIG's activities overview&#160;15:15 - 15:45Paper 1 (Quinn Dombrowski)Ted Underwood and Frank Fischer15:45 - 16:15Paper 2 (Thierry Poibeau)Christof Schöch and Francesca Frontini16:15 - 16:30Virtual Coffee break&#160;16:30 - 17:00Paper 3 (Joanna Byszuk)Suzanne Mpouli and Simone Rebora17:00 - 17:30Paper 4 (Avery Blankenship)J. Berenike Herrmann and Simone Rebora17:30 - 18:00SIG's members' meeting&#160;Of course, participation is free (you just have to register to the Conference and to Humanities Commons), so we are just waiting for you to join us!&#160;