Do historians use digital tools in the same way? This question will be central in this blog. As historians of medicine, working with digitised medical journals and digital tools, with … Continued
Archives and edited sources have traditionally represented crucial resources for historians. In the digital age, their function has been partly taken over by online databases. Databases allow the storage, categorisation … Continued
In this blog post I am going to give an overview of Netlogo, an agent-based modeling environment. The first part will consist of a very brief introduction to some elements … Continued
In this tutorial we are going to install Strapi on your computer. We will then setup a database complete with forms for easy content management and creation. The dataset we … Continued
Annotation platforms are tools that facilitate the procedure of transferring external information to any type of raw resources. The information we add varies from one case to another. Images can … Continued
The aim of this blogpost is to review data analysis software. None of the qualitative software (nVivo, Atlas.ti, Maxqda, dedoose.) actually “analyse” the data for you in the way that … Continued
Thoughts on a promising relationship Originally developed by the Adler Planetarium in Chicago in 2007 to map the stars with the help of internet users on a global scale, … Continued
Some general thoughts for starting a Tool Criticism Blog The pervasiveness of technology and digital tools poses new forms of challenges that can seldom be addressed by a single discipline … Continued