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Digital anthropology and online computational social science

June 5, 2015sd

Two links that might be of interest.

Firstly, an exhibition at the Open Data Institute is exploring “what it means to be human in a dataverse?”, with digital artists-in-residence presenting works on the theme of interacting with data-dense environments.

Secondly, a tutorial the the recent World Wide Web conference teaches social scientists how to design, plan, implement, and analyse on-line experiments. They make use of a number of tools in which we have expertise within IDIR, including R for statistics: it might need different computational techniques to apply these ideas to really big samples, though.

 

Learning art, digital humanities, digital social sciences, r

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