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"vocabulary": "DBpedia",
"value": "Theo van Gogh (art dealer)",
"type": "Classification",
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marijnkoolen / collections.md
Created May 1, 2014 09:44
Collections as Interfaces - CHAT proposal

Collections as Interfaces

Partners: Robin Boast (UvA), Jan Hein Hoogstad (UvA), Katja Kwastek (VU), Sabrina Sauer (UvA), Ginette Verstraete (VU)

Additional partners:

Project Description

Main Research Question:

# Road Map Coding the Humanities
## Activities
Scheduled activities
+ Pilot logistics - March 2014
+ booking location
+ scheduling Q/A meetings
+ recruiting students

Coding the Humanities

Jan Hein Hoogstad - University of Amsterdam Marijn Koolen - University of Amsterdam

Humanities scholars often use pre-fabricated and often inappropriate tools.The aim of the Coding the humanities project is to help humanities scholars gain ownership of research tools by building their own.

For this project, we are currently developing a platform where scholars can learn programming and build small research tools that support individual steps in their research processes. With this platform we adopt techniques from the software development community, which has tackled several problems for collabaration, sharing of resources. Platforms like GitHub and CodePen support people in learning from others and to present and share their research.

Programming and computers are great thinking tools. A programmatic approach to research forces you to make your arguments explicit, which makes it easier to critique them, but also to reuse, share and extend them.

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marijnkoolen / coding_the_benelux
Last active August 29, 2015 13:56
Coding the BeNeLux 2014
Coding the Humanities
Humanities scholars have no ownerships over their tools, use pre-fabricated and often inappropriate tools. The aim of the Coding the humanities project is to build intermediate level tools to help humanities scholars build their own research tools.
We are developing a platform where scholars can learn programming and build small research tools that support individual steps in their research processes.
With this platform we adopt techniques from the software development community, which has tackled several problems for collabaration, sharing of resources. Platforms like GitHub and Codepen support people in learning from others and to present and share their research.
Programming and computers are great thinking tools. A programmatic approach to research forces you to make your arguments explicit, which makes it easier to critique them, but also to reuse, share and extend them.
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Students : [
{ name : "Jade", StudentNumber: "10350764" },
{ name : "Anouk", StudentNumber: "0000000" },
]
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marijnkoolen / More things
Last active August 29, 2015 13:56
Things in Room
https://gist.github.com/8938309.githttps://gist.github.com/8938309.git

Questions

Step 0:

  • What is the title of your project?
  • what is the theme of your project?
  • what is the research question underlying your project?
  • what is the hypothesis of your project?
  • what is the domain?
  • what are core concepts of your project?
  • what are the relevant keywords?