How much do we have access to source or information related to digital humanities?

Sometimes we face difficulties in collecting data, or make new questions, or how to understand or translate 1000 books or confusing which tools, methods, or sources we can use to find the right answer. This course is created to teach us how to organize when we are performing research from a library, museum, archives, and will be familiar with new methods and tools to make it easy.

Course details:

• Duration: 7 weeks (2 to 4 hours weekly)
• Course developer: HarvardX
• Field of study: Humanities
• Level of study: Introduction
• Instruction language: English
• Course organizer: edX
• Video transcript: English
• Course Start Date: Available Now
• Course Type: Free but with limited access
• Certificate cost: $149 USD Dollars
• Free access to this course will expire on: December 18, 2022
• Course instructor: Peter K. Bol

What will you learn?

• Applicants will learn about digital humanities from various perspectives.
• Will be familiar with digital tools and work through project practically.
• How to collect, use, and manage data of the different models.
• Will learn about the usage of command-line functions to analyze text.
• Will learn about the usage of free tools to build visual text analysis.

Course Syllabus:

• 1st lesson: Digital Humanities and Data
  in the first lesson will learn about the digital humanities term and how to use it across humanities disciplines, cooperation between researchers and data collections and staff, digital humanities classifications, data formats, and apply them in the research workflow.
• 2nd Lesson: Digital Humanities Projects and Tools
  In the second lesson, applicants will learn about digital humanity’s practical projects and tools applied in any language, space, networks, images, and statistics analysis.
• 3rd Lesson: Acquiring, Cleaning, and Creating Data
  In the third week, the lesson focus is on data structures, types, sharing, and downloading.
• 4th Lesson: The Command Line
  The lecture focus will be work function, text/file creation through digital humanities.
• 5th Lesson: Working with Tools – Voyant
  In this last week, the lesson focus will be on different text creations via the usage of Voyant and result comprising through Voyant visualization.

How to apply?

Interested applicants can join online.

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For more information about Digital Humanities free online course, please refer to edx’s website.

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