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OpenMethods Metablog, Humanities at Scale, a DARIAH EU project funded by Horizon2020

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You are wanted as Volunteer Editor of OpenMethods metablog! Start sharing #digitalhumanities methods and tools now: openmethods.dariah.eu/become…

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Want to join us as a Volunteer Editor and propose content to be selected on OpenMethods?You do not have to be a DH expert, but prove your activity in DH relevant fields. We also accept Master and

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New content: “Document Enrichment as a Tool for Automated Interview Coding” ift.tt/Vesm56t
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Important points:
Josir @[email protected]@josir31 Jan 2023
Pense sempre em quem controla a ferramenta/plataforma que você está usando. Quem ganha com o o seu uso? Quem perde? Isso é pensamento crítico. Isso é Economia Política.
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...and now adding @digirhet to the tweet (Staphanie, thanks for sharing!)
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Today we highlight a video from @humcommons in which Drs. Stephanie Vie & Jennifer deWinter (@jennomiko ) explain tools for critical discourse analysis. By doing so, they also introduce their students to tool criticism thinking! bit.ly/3Hbc5gg #digitalhumanities
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Today we highlight a video from @humcommons in which Drs. Stephanie Vie & Jennifer deWinter (@jennomiko ) explain tools for critical discourse analysis. By doing so, they also introduce their students to tool criticism thinking! bit.ly/3Hbc5gg #digitalhumanities
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New content: SPARQL for music: when melodies meet ontology ift.tt/hIkipMW
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New content: Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python — Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python ift.tt/MRnoqYZ

Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python — Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with...

Introduction: Folgert Karsdorp, Mike Kestemont and Allen Riddell ‘s  interactive book, Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python had been written with the aim in mind to equip humanities s

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...and while our editor-in-chief @etothczifra is sorting out the social life of OpenMethods on Mastodon, check out our new post, featuring the interactive book, Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/1… #digitalhumanities #dataanalysis #Python
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New content: What is PixPlot? (DH Tools) – YouTube ift.tt/YEzeckf
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Today, we highlight PixPlot, a Python-based tool for clustering and analysing images, developed at the @YaleDHLab . Enjoy! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/1… #digitalhumanities #machinelearning .
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New content: Navigating the centuries with the ‘Mapping of the Republic of Letters’ project. ift.tt/a8l9iF4

Navigating the centuries with the ‘Mapping of the Republic of Letters’ project.

In this post, we reach back in time to showcase an older project and highlight its impact on data visualization in Digital Humanities as well as its good practices to make different layers of scholars

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Today you can read Marinella Testori's reflections on the @cesta_stanford project "The Mapping of the Republic of Letters", its legacy, and the multi-layered publication of its outcomes. Enjoy! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/0… #dataviz
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Having a look at them also serves as a good reminder that certain #digitalhumanities projects produced #FAIR data even before it was a thing!
New content: OpenMethods Spotlights #4 Improving access to Asian cultural heritage and enabling new ways to connect and study them: a podcast with Alíz Horváth and Shih-Pei Chen ift.tt/Bed2nPO

OpenMethods Spotlights #4 Improving access to Asian cultural heritage and enabling new ways to...

The conversation below is a special, summer episode of our Spotlight series. It is a collaboration between OpenMethods and the Humanista podcast and this it comes as a podcast, in which Alíz Horvát

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You can enjoy the special summer episode of our Spotlight series as a #DigitalHumanities #podcast in which our @alizhorvathaliz is talking w Shih-Pei Chen ( @MPIWG ) about #Asianstuies , LoGaRT, RISE, why local gazetteers are goldmines…and many more! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/0…
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New content: LoGaRT and RISE: Two multilingual tools from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science ift.tt/yaCnwq4

LoGaRT and RISE: Two multilingual tools from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science

Introduction: This post introduces two tools developed by the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, LoGaRT and RISE with a focus on Asia and Eurasia. [...]The concept of LoGaRT - treating l

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Today, @alizhorvathaliz brings two tools to OpenMethods: LoGaRT and RISE. Both have been developed by @MPIWG to facilitate analysis & access to resources in #Asia and #Eurasia studies. Enjoy! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/0…… #digitalhumanities #asianstudies #historyofscience
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In today's post, you can read about @TimelineJS , an open source Timeline tool built by @Verite_Co & @zlwise as a project of @KnightLab . Pyshkin E, Bogdanov N. 's overview of timeline tools (annals-csis.org/proceedings/…) gives an extra layer of context! bit.ly/3N3q0GH
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Big thanks to our Editorial Team member, Marinella Testori for bringing them to OpenMethods! #digitalhumanities
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New content: Open Source Tool Allows Users to Create Interactive Timelines – Digital Humanities at A-State ift.tt/R2VwDpm

Collaborative Digital Projects in the Undergraduate Humanities Classroom: Case Studies with...

Introduction by OpenMethods Editor (Marinella Testori):Storytellers, journalists, but also researchers dealing with history and related matters, may be in need of displaying a timeline on their

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