Our GitHub Repositories
All the material that we have prepared for our Training Programme is hosted in our GitHub Repository. There are currently almost 80 repositories developped in the last 4 years. Each repository will contain a readme.md with instructions on their content and how to use them. You can search directly among the repositories using the Search tools at the bottom of this page. To facilitate self-learning we have also created a series of more self-contained tutorials that you can find below divided by topics.
Tutorials
Good Practices of Digital Research
Intro to Programming
- More to Come Soon
Digitised Document & Text Analysis
Data Wrangling & Data Visualisation
- More to Come Soon
Geographical Data & Digital Drawing
- More to Come Soon
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You can search the repositories either by topic or by title.
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You can use the search functions below to filter the repositories based on the topics they cover. You can either type a topic or select one from the drop-down menu.
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Research Adaptation: Guidance and Case Studies
In June 2021, the Centre for Data, Culture & Society and the Research Office of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences held three online workshops focused on adapting approaches to research in the context of ongoing remote and hybrid working. Each workshop focused on one research area that has been significantly impacted by social distancing measures, with the aim of capturing ideas, resources, advice and tips from the community to share more widely. As a part of this work we were also able to resource the development of ethics guidance for social media research, and to gather a set of 'research adaptation case studies' provided by local researchers. While there is now a considerable amount of general resources and guidance available, we wanted to explore what is required locally for our community to move forward and invest in developing hybrid and remote research methods.