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New content: “Document Enrichment as a Tool for Automated Interview Coding” ift.tt/Vesm56t

@s_papastamkou Hi Sofia, that's true! OpenMethods was launched in early 2018! You can read more about its inception here: hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01685852 Let us know if you need more details, we are happy to discuss them with you!

@openmethods_dh Hi there! Am I correct to consider that the OM project exists since 2017-18 (according to the footer of you website and the year of creation of your Twitter account? Thanks in advance, it is for a work in progress on multilingual initiatives in DH

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...and now adding @digirhet to the tweet (Staphanie, thanks for sharing!)

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

New content: SPARQL for music: when melodies meet ontology ift.tt/hIkipMW

New content: Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python — Humanities Data Analysis: Case Studies with Python ift.tt/MRnoqYZ

...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/2022/11/21/hum… #digitalhumanities #dataanalysis #Python

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New content: What is PixPlot? (DH Tools) – YouTube ift.tt/YEzeckf

Today, we highlight PixPlot, a Python-based tool for clustering and analysing images, developed at the @YaleDHLab . Enjoy! openmethods.dariah.eu/2022/10/09/wha… #digitalhumanities #machinelearning .

New content: Navigating the centuries with the ‘Mapping of the Republic of Letters’ project. ift.tt/a8l9iF4

@cesta_stanford Having a look at them also serves as a good reminder that certain #digitalhumanities projects produced #FAIR data even before it was a thing!

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/2022/09/19/nav… #dataviz

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

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/2022/08/08/ope…

New content: LoGaRT and RISE: Two multilingual tools from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science ift.tt/yaCnwq4

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/2022/06/15/log… #digitalhumanities #asianstudies #historyofscience

@TimelineJS @Verite_Co @zlwise @knightlab Big thanks to our Editorial Team member, Marinella Testori for bringing them to OpenMethods! #digitalhumanities

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/20…) gives an extra layer of context! bit.ly/3N3q0GH