- Module 1.1: Intro to Platforms
- Module 1.2: Twitter and YouTube
- Module 1.3: Reddit and GitHub
- Module 2.1: Intro to Digital Ethics
- Module 2.2: Platform Literacy
- Module 2.3: Best Practices
- Module 3.1: Intro to Data Tools
- Module 3.2: Twitter and YouTube
- Module 3.3: Reddit and GitHub
- Module 3.4: Document-Driven Research
- Module 4.1: Intro to Data Visualization
- Module 4.2: Intro to Orange
- Module 4.3: Intro to Gephi
- Module 4.4: Data Analysis
- Module 5.1: Intro and Making Bots
Course name
Understanding Digital Culture
Instructor
Dr. Anastasia Salter & Dr. Mel Stanfill, UCF
Faculty: Dr. Amy Larner Giroux, Dr. Stephanie Vie, Dr. Jennifer de Winter, Dr. Leonardo Flores, Dr. Bridget Blodgett, Dr. Catherine Knight Steele, and Dr. Louise Kane. Graduate Assistants: Rachel Winter and Lauren Rouse
Course Description
Understanding Digital Culture: Humanist Lenses for Internet Research, a transdisciplinary NEH-funded Advanced Topics in the Digital Humanities Institute hosted by the University of Central Florida, was held June 1-5, 2020 virtually due to COVID-19. Understanding Digital Culture provided resources, training, and a community of collaborators to engage both computational network and data analysis tools and the ethics and best practices of using the web as a site of research. This course is the open-access version of materials from the live institute.
