Welcome back to the Spring semester! The GC Digital Fellows have been hard at work developing more events, workshops, and resources to support digital scholarship at the Graduate Center. Read …
As researchers, we are often searching for new and better tools to help with data collection, sorting, and visualization. Today, there is a plethora of powerful digital tools available and …
Whether you are seeking to make your research publicly available, host an interactive website for your courses, or track research for your M.A. thesis or dissertation, creating websites has become …
Throughout the past three years as a Graduate Center Digital Fellow, I’ve spent much of my time helping other students and faculty with their mapping projects. I’ve loved getting to …
A couple of weeks ago, I ran a workshop on the Basics of Audio Editing with Audacity. This workshop comes after my Fall workshop on Getting Good (Enough) Audio Recording. …
The purpose of this blog post is to introduce readers to AntConc, a freeware text analysis tool for Windows, Mac, and Linux. I discuss what this tool is and how …
This workshops assumes a bit of familiarity with Python. If you have taken one of our Introduction to Python workshop or asynchronous course, you are good to go. You can …
Please note: This blogpost is a summary of a GCDI workshop that I co-led with Filipa Calado on March 17, 2021. During my tenure as a Digital Fellow, I have …
Note: This updated post by GC Digital Fellow Connor French is based on an earlier post written by Digital Fellow Jojo Karlin for the spring 2018 semester. Subsequently, it was …