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Spotted this in the DHAwards 2016 list of nominees : Histograph. Not to be confused with histograph.io. Histograph does a variety of things, primary amongst these is providing a graphical[…]
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Spotted this in the DHAwards 2016 list of nominees : Histograph. Not to be confused with histograph.io. Histograph does a variety of things, primary amongst these is providing a graphical[…]
This tutorial will lead you through an exploration of OpenRefine and demonstrate how it can be used to interrogate and clean your own dataset. It freely acknowledges the wonderful introductory tutorial: Seth[…]
During our seminar on Network Analysis and Visualisation in DH6010/6019 this past semester as a group we enjoyed a case study involving network analysis of the Star Wars characters presented by Evelina Gabasova (http://evelinag.com/blog/2016/01-25-social-network-force-awakens/index.html#.V7Mn5WXi-f4). She does a[…]
During our seminar on Network Analysis and Visualisation in DH6010/6019 this past semester as a group we enjoyed a case study involving network analysis of the Star Wars characters presented by Evelina Gabasova (http://evelinag.com/blog/2016/01-25-social-network-force-awakens/index.html#.V7Mn5WXi-f4). She does a[…]
Just delivered a short workshop providing an overview of how to conceptualise and implement the commercial software platform Trello into a collaborative academic workflow. Trello offers an intuitive and scalable means[…]
So what about these hexagons? IS this the new digital Giant’s Causeway? They were all the rage during the UK General Election last year – to the extent that the[…]
The last workshop of the season concluded the Digital Humanities Initiative at Queen’s sponsored by Special Collections in the Library. Today’s topic: Google Tools for Digital Scholarship – brought me[…]
I was asked to ponder what the Digital Humanities initiative at Queen’s had accomplished over the past two years. I think it’s a great idea to reflect occasionally on where we have[…]
We had great turnout for Monday’s workshop ‘Putting Your Data on the Map’ where we explored a variety of factors to consider when undertaking Geospatial Visualisation. The two part workshop[…]
I was asked, as part of the Queen’s Gender Initiative (QGI), to share a few ideas around why it has become so important for academics to engage with social media to[…]