DIGITAL HUMANITIES YEAR 1
Exploring key debates in digital humanities while developing fundamental research skills, utIlizing digital tools, engaging with crowdsourcing projects, and understanding user-centered design.
MODULES
DH1001 – Introduction to the Digital Humanities
DH1002 – Digital Tools and Methods I
DH1003 – Research Methods & Practices
MapSwipe and OpenStreetMap
There are a range of global initiatives to improve the quality and availability of public geospatial data. Millions of volunteers …
Critical Review of Voyant Tools
One of the more prominent methodologies in the studies of digital humanities is distant text analysis. To conduct such analysis …
Final Portfolio about Users
Description This project undertakes the creation of a digital archive for the Cork International Film Festival (CIFF), containing a diverse …
Final Portfolio for DH1003
Three things that interest you Digital propaganda: in what ways does the internet change how easily people are affected by …
Final Portfolio for DH1001
Week 1 – Response to ‘ A domain of one’s own’. The article “A Domain of One’s Own” (Woolf, 2012) …
Our Digital Artefact
From the start, our group quickly decided to centre our digital artefact on surveillance capitalism, a topic that had captivated …
Week 5 – Should all archives be Open Access?
The article “Should All Archives Be Open Access?” by Rev was really insightful and intriguing. Until now, most of our …
Week 4 – Principles within “a contract for the web”
Principles 5 and 8 from “A Contract for the Web” contain important values to make the internet a better place …
Week 3 – Responses to The Internet’s Own Boy
In our current world, most things have fallen victim to the system of capitalism, especially knowledge. I understand that research …