Digital Humanities and Data Science methodologies offer a wealth of computational methodologies to analyze, mine, map, visualize, and cluster a range of research materials, which can address challenges of collecting and analysing social media data, including documentation levels, platform registration oversight, API availability, decentralisation, blockchain integration, content types, presentation, and query methods.

These methods can support work on a range of research material (data or sources) - from text to numerical (qualitative or quantitative), from audio-visual material to 3D models, from PDF documents to social media posts. Simply bring your data (or sample set) to one of our sessions and speak to members of our team about the possible methodologies that are available.

These are supportive, exploratory sessions designed to help you on your research journey. So, pop along & bring your data. You never know where your data date might lead!

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Posted on behalf of: Faculty of Media, Arts and Humanities
Last updated: Monday, 17 February 2025