PODCAST
Digital Tools workshop (Histore Project)
by School of Advanced Study, University of London
Histore stands for Historians' Online Research Environments. This project aims to encourage historians to make greater use of online research tools and to empower them to request appropriate tools for their institutions' own Virtual Research Environmen...
Episodes
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Introduction to the Project - Jonathan Blaney
Institute of Historical Research 1 Histore Digital Tools: Introduction to the Project Jonathan Blaney (IHR) Discussion of the Histore Project - its aims and outputs. Jonathan talks about the various digital tools that we are looking at and d...
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Introduction to the Modules - Dr Matt Phillpott
Institute of Historical Research 1 Histore Digital Tools: Introduction to the Modules Dr Matt Phillpott (IHR) Discussion of the Histore Project - its aims and outputs. Matt Phillpott discusses the semantic data and text mining modules. Dig...
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An Introduction to Text Mining
Institute of Historical Research 2 An Introduction to Text Mining Matteo Romanello (DAI/KCL) Matteo describes the process of text mining and how it might be useful for historians. Digital Tools workshop
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New Tools for Old Books
Institute of Historical Research New Tools for Old Books Pip Wilcox (Bodleian Library, Oxford) Pip talks about the Text Creation Partnership for Early English Books Online (EEBO). This is part of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI), which mak...
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Histore stands for Historians' Online Research Environments. This project aims to encourage historians to make greater use of online research tools and to empower them to request appropriate tools for their institutions' own Virtual Research Environmen...
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