| Format | Event Recording |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner |
| Topic | Digital Humanities, Textual Analysis |
| Workshop/Event Series | Do More with Digital Scholarship |
| Software | Voyant |
Textual Analysis with Voyant
Written documents can be transformed into data for visualization, helping Humanities scholars see texts in different ways. In this tutorial, we will use the web-based application Voyant Tools to analyze and visualize the text content of documents.
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Social Media Research Ethics – Preliminary Considerations
As researchers across disciplines incorporate social media platforms and data into their research, questions surrounding the ethical complexities of such research continue to proliferate. In this module, you will be introduced to the formative considerations for integrating social media platforms and data into your research while keeping ethics top of mind.
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Journal Publishing
Go behind the scenes of an academic journal. This workshop guides attendees through the significant steps of starting and editing a journal with Open Journal Systems (OJS) and develops their knowledge of the range of workflows supported by this open-source publishing software.
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Text Preparation and Analysis
Are you interested in textual analysis but unsure of where to start? This workshop introducers readers to the fundamental concepts, processes, and methodological approaches for preparing and analyzing text. Following a general introduction, participants will learn how different software packages (OpenRefine, Python) can prepare for and perform textual analysis. Participants will gain the confidence to use a variety of software and computational approaches, and a better understanding of where to find additional learning resources.
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Social Media Research Ethics – Power and Provocations
As researchers across disciplines incorporate social media platforms and data into their research, questions surrounding the ethical complexities of such research continue to proliferate. This roundtable brings together researchers from a variety of disciplines to assess the embedded power structures of social media research and the frameworks for assessing such research as ‘ethical’.