Digital Humanities Events in February
Big month at Baylor for DH this February! These events will be hybrid, so join us either in-person or via Zoom!
Social Science Data Workshop Series
This Spring semester (2023), the Baylor University Libraries are offering a Social Science Data Workshop Series. These workshops will be hybrid, so join us either in-person or via Zoom!
Data & Digital Scholarship Workshops Fall 2022
Interested in the Data Sciences and the Digital Humanities? Here are our in-person workshops scheduled for Fall 2022. From text data mining to Python scripting to geospatial analysis and 3D printing, hopefully there is something for everyone!
Intensive Training: Learn to Text Data Mine Using Jupyter Notebooks on Google Colab
Materials to accompany the ER&L 2021 workshop ‘Learn to Text Data Mine Using Jupyter Notebooks on Google Colab’ Presenter: Joshua Been, Baylor University Libraries Materials: View Workshop Materials on GitHub About: This asynchronous and self-paced workshop is organized into 4
Webinar: Hands-On Tableau Desktop: Mapping the 2016 Presidential Election
Date/Time: January 12, 11am Title: Hands-On Tableau Desktop: Mapping the 2016 Presidential Election Description: Participants of this introductory webinar will gain hands-on experience generating interactive maps and map-centric dashboards using Tableau Desktop. The content we will focus on during this
Spring 2021: Data Scholar Workshop Modules
(1) Take Workshops, (2) Pass Quizzes, (3) Become a Data Scholar What is the Data Scholar Program? The Baylor University Library’s Data Scholar Program is a collection of self-paced data & digital scholarship video modules designed specifically to meet the
Two New Data Scholar Modules: Qualitative Coding with Excel & Tableau Parameters & Calculated Fields
Two new video modules added to the Data Scholar Program. Video Module: Coding Qualitative Text Content Using Excel Category: Text Data Mining Participants will gain experience with the following: Explore qualitative text content using Voyant-Tools Manual coding of content in
Resources Used to Build a Digital Art Collection Search: ARTH 4366 01
Resources Used to Build a Digital Art Collection Search: ARTH 4366 01 (Dr. Heidi Hornik) Instruction Feedback: tinyurl.com/libevaluate Examples Prototype for this Class – (Authenticated Version) Baylor Biblical Art Tosini Image Collection (authentication required) Metadata File for Prototype Spreadsheet 4
Resources for Demonstration: Text Data Mining Sermons
Resources Used for PhD Sermons Class TDM Tool: Voyant-Tools From Wikipedia, “Voyant Tools is an open-source, web-based application for performing text analysis. It supports scholarly reading and interpretation of texts or corpus, particularly by scholars in the digital humanities, but
2020 Fundamentals of Data Research Fellowship Applications
Applications for 5 graduate student (any discipline) and 10 humanities faculty Data Research Fellowships for Summer 2020.