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- 2Media Studies
- 1Collaborative research
- 1Crowdsourcing
- 1Data Analysis
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- 3Rockwell, Geoffrey
- 2Ruecker, Stan
- 1Engel, Maureen
- 1Frizzera, Luciano
- 1INKE Research Group
- 1Ilovan, Mihaela
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2012-01-01
The phrase “Web 2.0” is supposed to have been coined at a conference brainstorming session about the new types of websites emerging after the dot.com collapse.1 Web 2.0 sites, like the Wikipedia and Flickr, are often characterized by broad participation in content creation. They leverage the web...
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2018-01-01
Maps are everywhere. They are the most significant contemporary mediator between people and the spaces we inhabit. Importantly though, they no longer get folded up and placed in glove boxes, waiting for the next road trip, nor are they consigned to those quaint old volumes called “atlases.” Now,...
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2015
Ruecker, Stan, Rockwell, Geoffrey, Windsor, Jennifer, Frizzera, Luciano, Ilovan, Mihaela, Sondheim, Daniel
Since the advent of digital scholarly editions, there have been many arguments to the effect that digital versions are able to offer more to humanities scholars than printed ones. Though this opinion is shared by most scholars producing digital editions, a number have also published printed...
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2010
Ruecker, Stan, Rockwell, Geoffrey, Organisciak, Peter, Sinclair, Stéfan
How can digital content be connected to text analysis tools? The TAPoR (Text Analysis Portal for Research) provided a workbench model, but usability studies suggest that a workbench was not how humanists thought of doing their research - humanists start with the text and apply tools as lenses for...