In this video (part 2 of 3), Mel Stanfill goes over the advanced functionality of Gephi visualization software.

This paper traces a critical thread between surveillance, modern American poetry, Digital Humanities, and queer activism in the 20th century. In doing this, the paper will examine the creation, metadata, digitisation, and reception of the Federal Bureau of Investigation...

In this video (2 of 2), Rachel Winter demonstrates the process of creating visualizations representing emotion and sentiment from a set of Tweets using the Orange visualization software.

In this video, Dr. Anastasia Salter explains the process of using GitHub to scrape Reddit data (part 2 of 2).

“Layered Horizons” is a Research through Design and digital humanities project that brings together disparate data sets from linguistics, anthropology, geography and archaeology—within virtual reality (VR)—to create interactive information visualisations which use gestu...

The video recording of the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/mtkFR5fVtkM The end of the 19th and early 20th centuries saw great archaeological activity in Egypt, a period that came to be known as the ‘Golden Age’ of Egyptology. Our digital project began i...

This video, narrated by Rachel Winter, explains the process of connecting a file to the Orange workplace, pre-processing text, and creating a word cloud.

In this video, Dr. Mel Stanfill provides an introduction to a variety of tools digital humanists can use for digital research.

In this video, Dr. Anastasia Salter talks about the use of the GitHub platform for research.

In this video, Dr. Stephanie Vie explains the process and challenges of collecting data from Twitter.