We cannot believe these 5 days are over 😭 The ‘Text as data’ #DHSpringSchool has reached its end, but the spring continues to blossom — and so do #DigitalHumanities 🌸🌸🌸

“..and my favourite fanfiction community — the one around German pseudo documentary criminal series” — @a_glawion presents network analysis of fanfiction communities based on mutual reviews at fanfiction[dot]de, which is also the source for practical data at the #DHSpringSchool networks workshop ⛓️‍💥👩‍💻👨‍💻

🧑‍🏫💻 Will chalkboards survive in the digital world? We were surprised to see how useful this old-fashioned medium proved to be during our #DHSpringSchool — workshop leaders were so eager to use it for quick explanations 💁 Here Artjoms Şeļa is asking the participants to rate their lunch at @unipotsdam’s Mensa and immediately plots the distribution with chalk (to end up with a nice Gaussian)
#AnalogHumanities #DigitalHumanities

Aligning a historical 19 century map with a modern GIS to create a historically enriched map of the geotagged locations in Kidnapped by R.L. Stevenson
A #DHSpringSchool workshop by @dinara and Leif Isaksen #Geohumanities #DigitalHumanities #Geocoding

Leif Isaksen is using an old overhead projector to explain the concept of map layers in #GIS 🗺️🌍🌐 You can always count on Germany for providing antique machinery 🛠️ in perfect working conditions for demonstration ✅
#DHSpringSchool #DigitalHumanities

You can tell apart iambic and trochaic meters just by measuring the frequency of ONE word (a single-character one!). At least in Czech, where it's not easy to do iambic poetry without adding monosyllabic words at the start of the line… @artjomshl.bsky.social explains the relation between the frequencies and meters in poetry (as part of the stylometry workshop at #DHSpringSchool)

Jan Rybicki: You can count many things in films—like dead bodies💀🪦 That alone can be a good proxy for genre.
If there’s one, it’s a love story that ends badly💔
If there are two, it’s a love story that ends even worse💔💔
Three to six? A crime story 🔍 🕵️‍♀️
A hundred? That’s Rambo💥
#DHSpringSchool #Stylometry #DigitalHumanities

Students turning texts into data to ask the data questions meaningful for the humanities scholars... Operationalization in #DigitalHumanities workshop at the 'Text as Data' #DHSpringSchool in Potsdam, organised jointly with @a_glawion and @dhss_fau

“Much of what I'll show you will be the colourful pictures of my own failures” — Jan Rybicki (Uniwersytet Jagielloński), in his usual manner, delivers a witty & extremely educational lecture on #Stylometry and #DistantReading in Film after an obligatory bit of ironic self-humiliation 😁 #DHSpringSchool