This workshop will teach you the basics of using various web frameworks to build your web application or service.
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Teaching Ancient Greek with iOS and Android
The Hoplite Challenge is an iOS and Android app being developed to drill students on Ancient Greek verb conjugation. It is based on the Hoplite Challenge Cup, an event held halfway …
Workshop Recap: The Lexicon of DH
On Tuesday, October 27th, I was delighted to work alongside my GC Digital Fellows colleague, Patrick Sweeney, on our inaugural workshop of “The Lexicon of DH.” Designed to bridge the gap …
Introduction to Web Scraping for Researchers
Web Scraping – Social Media GC Digital Fellows Workshop October 19, 2015 INTRODUCTION DISCUSSION TUTORIAL: STATIC SITE TUTORIAL: RSS FEED TUTORIAL: USER NETWORKS TUTORIAL: TWITTER TOPICS INTRODUCTION The Internet (broadly …
An Introduction to Web Servers
[spb_text_block title=”Overview” pb_margin_bottom=”no” pb_border_bottom=”no” width=”1/3″ el_position=”first”] Introduction: What will I learn and why? What are the internet and world wide web (are they the same?) and how do they work? …
How to Get Started with Python
Hello, so you’re interested in Python but a little bit befuddled about where to start. I’ve been teaching and programming in Python for forever and so I’m going to share …
Digital Tools for Qualitative Data Analysis
Interest in using digital tools in qualitative social science research is not necessarily new, but appears to be steadily increasing. For example, this year’s International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry has …
Treebanking with Arethusa
Treebanks are text corpuses which have had their syntactic structures annotated in a machine-readable format. They are used by computational linguists and others to conduct syntactic and stylometric studies of …
Getting the Most out of a Humble Technology: Word Search
While only some scholars in the humanities identify as digital humanists, the number of humanists who use digital tools in their work is much larger. Through the digitization of journals …
Beyond the Same Old Static Course Website
The possibilities for using the web for structuring a course extend well beyond the unidirectional model of the online syllabus or the semi-multidirectional model that includes student interactions in forums or blog posts.
