DILAC Lab Coordinator. Reading, writing, computering.
Atlanta, GA
Joined June 2015
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Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
Want to work with Twitter data? @BCWrit, Ximin Mi, and Courtney Allen show you how in this lesson - doi.org/10.46430/phen0083
Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
Learn how to acquire Twitter data and make them usable for further analysis with this lesson from @BCWrit, Ximin Mi, and Courtney Allen - doi.org/10.46430/phen0083
Working on some metadata assembly for a project on Ralph Waldo Emerson. Who knew Kendrick's track list for DAMN. came from Emerson's "Conduct of Life"?
Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
Be sure to check out the #C19podcast with @VintageGarrity and @DILAC_GT Lab Manager @BCWrit on American literary studies and the digital humanities!
Our latest #C19podcast with @VintageGarrity and @BCWrit considers the tools, methods, and potentials of working with digital data in American literary studies. Many useful resources as we all anxiously barrel into intensely hypothetical semesters... soundcloud.com/c19podcast/s0…
Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
Our latest #C19podcast with @VintageGarrity and @BCWrit considers the tools, methods, and potentials of working with digital data in American literary studies. Many useful resources as we all anxiously barrel into intensely hypothetical semesters... soundcloud.com/c19podcast/s0…
For those teaching everything from rhetoric to interactive/emergent narrative, I could see some really interesting projects/assignments coming from this game: store.steampowered.com/app/1….
Disclaimer: as with all things internet, has the potential to become a complete cesspool.
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Want to work with Twitter data? @BCWrit, Ximin Mi, and Courtney Allen show you how in this lesson - programminghistorian.org/en/…
This came up on my pocket and seems super cool: publicdomainreview.org/essay… for those interested in the history of data viz. Pardon my ignorance if this is a glaring blindspot.
I know I've seen it around, but having trouble locating it right now: who has information on participating in the Frederick Douglass Transcribe-a-thon this year?
Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
Learn how to acquire Twitter data and make them usable for further analysis with this lesson from @BCWrit, Ximin Mi, and Courtney Allen - programminghistorian.org/en/…
@JanetMurray and @ricutz have also supported the project in innumerable ways. Our wonderful @VIPatGatech
students have done and will continue to do most of the best work on the project. The great folks @DILAC_GT @GTLMCDegree @IvanAllenGT @GTliberalarts @GTLibrary and
@ATLStudies (among many others) have all been stalwart supporters as we've developed. Cheers (and apologies if I missed you)! Stay tuned here and @DILAC_GT for updates as we grow!
Brad Rittenhouse retweeted
A big congratulations to @ToddMichney @BCWrit & @DILAC on the @NEH_ODH grant they received to support a development of the Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. Digital Archive! You can learn a bit about that digital archive in this post Todd published last fall: atlantastudies.org/2019/10/2…
This year, the Office of Digital Humanities awarded 14 Digital Humanities Advancement Grants.
We are so excited about these projects and we'd love to tell you about them! #ODHFunded
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Thank you for the kind words (and invaluable training) @UMiamiEngPhD!
Congratulations to @UMiamiEngPhD alum Brad Rittenhouse @BCWrit, awarded a $100K grant by @NEHgov for a project at the @DILAC_GT at Georgia Tech, "Hidden Histories: Digitally Processing, Analyzing, and Visualizing Large Archives in Omeka." content.govdelivery.com/acco…
As the place where I first came into contact with DH, can personally recommend doing this kind of work at Lancaster!
Fab #digitalhumanities MA+ PhD Studentship - "Mapping Water Histories in the Kavery Basin, Southern India" at Lancaster, working with @natlibscot collections, particularly @natlibscotmaps. Please pass on to potential students! jobs.ac.uk/job/BXT954/phd-st…
Truly a great experience. Thanks to @s_papastamkou, @j_w_baker, my wonderful collaborators (not tweeters, I'm afraid) and everyone else involved.
We have a new lesson! Learn how to acquire Twitter data and process them to make them usable for further analysis with this lesson by Brad Rittenhouse, Ximin Mi and Courtney Allen programminghistorian.org/en/…