¶ 1 Leave a comment on paragraph 1 0 Hi Spring Praxis people,
¶ 2 Leave a comment on paragraph 2 0 I wanted to do another post giving you information about upcoming workshops and useful guides.
¶ 3 Leave a comment on paragraph 3 0 I highly recommend you attend tonight’s collaborative tools workshop, 6:30 – 8:30 in room C201 (concourse!) and tomorrow’s Social Media Fellows’ workshop on Tweeting, 6:30-7:30 in room 5414.
¶ 4 Leave a comment on paragraph 4 0 Because both teams are working with text — and you will need to clean your data and metadata — I also recommend attending this Thursday’s Text Analysis Working Group, Thursday, March 2nd, from 12:30pm – 2:00pm, in room 7414. Sign up here.
¶ 5 Leave a comment on paragraph 5 0 Good to remember: Office Hours are Tuesdays 2-4pm. PUG meets Wednesdays 12-2pm.
¶ 6 Leave a comment on paragraph 6 0 Email gc.digitalfellows@gmail.com with questions!
¶ 7 Leave a comment on paragraph 7 0 -Jojo
Resources again.
¶ 8 Leave a comment on paragraph 8 0 In the fall I posted about various workshops and blog posts that might help you or point you to further resources. Now might be a good time to revisit these. Now that you have clearer project objectives, you might find the DESIGN or WEB DEVELOPMENT sections more helpful. It may seem like inundation, but using these short pieces may help you learn from other people’s work.
MORE RESOURCES? YES. MORE.
Hi #DHPraxis16!
Welcome to this nifty table I made of blog posts, handouts, workshop outlines, and tutorial slide decks created by GC Digital Fellows! I broke the posts down into some umbrella categories.
- data and databases
- design
- mapping
- programming (including python)
- project management
- projects
- text analysis
- web development
If you are still coming up with your dataset — check the first category!
If you are past that and know what you want to do — check out mapping or text analysis or programming!
If you now want to put your project on the web– check out web development and if you want it to look nice– try design!
These resources are good starting places– content ranges from pretty basic to more advanced. (I recommend Getting the Most out of a Humble Technology: Word Search).
Good luck, and remember — Digital Fellow Office Hours are Tuesdays 2-4.
DATA and DATABASE RESOURCES
| Intro to Data Cleaning and Visualization Tools Handout | A.L. McMichael |
| Linking Outside the Box (Linked Data for the Uninitiated, Part 2) | A.L. McMichael |
| Linked Data for the Uninitiated (Part 1) | A.L. McMichael |
| The mostly non-STEM guide to data literacy | Hannah Aizenman |
| data debugging Workshop Outline | Hannah Aizenman |
| Finding Digital Archives | Jeff Binder |
| Digital Tools for Qualitative Data Analysis | Patrick Sweeney |
| Organizing Image Collections handout | A.L. McMichael |
| data visualization Workshop Outline | Hannah Aizenman |
| Fun Times with SQLite! Or, a Beginner’s Tutorial to Data Management and Databases with SQL | Ian Phillips |
| SQLite | Ian Phillips |
| Databases for Smart People Who Are Scared of Databases | Keith Miyake |
DESIGN RESOURCES
| DH and Design | A.L. McMichael |
| A Crash Course in Digital Photo Editing | A.L. McMichael |
| Introduction to Image Editing Handout | A.L. McMichael |
| Illuminating the Challenges of Web Design | Laura Kane |
MAPPING RESOURCES
| Treebanking with Arethusa | Jeremy March |
| Intro to Mapping with CartoDB | Keith Miyake |
| Learning to Map with ArcGIS StoryMaps | Keith Miyake |
PROGRAMMING RESOURCES
| On Choosing a Mobile Platform in the Digital Humanities | Jeremy March |
| Set up a development environment | Evan Misshula |
| Python 2 Tutorial | Evan Misshula |
| iOS | Jeremy March |
| Intro to the Command Line | Keith Miyake |
| Python workshop | Michelle McSweeney |
| Speaking of ‘Speaking in Code’ (Part 2) | Micki Kaufman |
| Speaking of ‘Speaking in Code’ (Part 1) | Micki Kaufman |
| Python resources | Patrick Smyth |
| Programming with Python workshop materials | Patrick Smyth |
| Python resources | Patrick Smyth |
| Python Workshop Outline | Patrick Smyth |
| https://digitalfellows.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2015/10/15/how-to-python/ | Hannah Aizenman |
PROJECT MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
| Github | Mary Catherine Kinniburgh |
| Evernote Guide | Erin Glass |
| project management, or, your hand is not your dayplanner | Erin Glass |
| Research Management Tools | Keith Miyake |
| Getting started on github | Patrick Smyth |
| “Research Management” handout | Erin Glass |
PROJECTS
| Tool refresh: a crash course | Erin Glass |
| Turning an idea into a tool | Erin Glass |
| MEDIA RES #2: NYC DH Lightning Talks | Erin Glass |
| Is this what reading looks like? | Erin Glass |
| Your Most Valuable Resource…People! | Ian Phillips |
| The Complexity of Machine Writing | Jeff Binder |
| Teaching Ancient Greek with iOS and Android | Jeremy March |
| The Contours of Community: Recap of “CUNY DHI, Building a DH Community” Lightning Talks | Mary Catherine Kinniburgh |
TEXT ANALYSIS
| Getting the Most out of a Humble Technology: Word Search | Jeff Binder |
| Text Analysis with MALLET | Michelle McSweeney |
WEB DEVELOPMENT
| What’s in a Wiki? | A.L. McMichael |
| Create Your (FREE) Website Using Github and Jekyll | Keith Miyake |
| Introduction to Web Frameworks | Keith Miyake |
| An Introduction to Web Servers | Keith Miyake |
| Learn Bootstrap Part 3: Customize Bootstrap and Add a Header | Keith Miyake |
| Learn Bootstrap Part 2: Adding Bootstrap to WordPress | Keith Miyake |
| Learn Bootstrap Part 1: Getting Acquainted with Bootstrap | Keith Miyake |
| WordPress 3 Workshop Outline | Keith Miyake |
| WordPress 2 Workshop Outline | Keith Miyake |
| Introduction to Web Scraping for Researchers | Michelle McSweeney |
| WordPress 2: Categories, Menus, and Widgets | Michelle McSweeney |
| Intro to GitHub, Part I | Patrick Smyth |
| Twitter API Outline | Patrick Smyth |
| Bootstrap Workshop Outline | Patrick Smyth |
| HTML CSS Workshop Outline | Patrick Smyth |
| Handout for Establishing an Academic Digital Identity: WordPress 1 | Patrick Sweeney |
