I co-wrote a short piece on using computational methods in a history course. If you're interested in teaching text and data mining, digital humanities, and digital methods - you might be interested in this.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Teaching@Sydney post: Integrating Text and Data Mining into a History Course
I co-wrote a short piece on using computational methods in a history course. If you're interested in teaching text and data mining, digital humanities, and digital methods - you might be interested in this.
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