You may be familiar with Binghamton Libraries’ long list of databases to help support research. But have you ever heard of its toolbox for doing text analysis? Text analysis is a computational method for “distant reading” or treating unorganized bodies ...
Welcome back, Digital Scholars. We hope you had a wonderful summer. Our team had a busy summer planning for the future of Digital Scholarship at Binghamton. It is going to be an exciting year! A Sneak Peak into 2025 When ...
Most student groups in Dr. Melissa Haller’s capstone course (DiDa 425) collected data from online sources analyzing and compiling the data into a final poster. However, one group in the course had the opportunity to work with data that became ...
Dear Data Binghamton began when Amber Simpson, associate professor and co-assistant director for the Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership, reached out to the Digital Scholarship team in the Libraries to discuss … something completely different. During that conversation ...
Kirsten Pagan did not always picture herself as a leader of Data Visualization at Binghamton. However, when she first became aware of the Data Visualization Interest Group (DataViz) on campus, she was excited to get involved and offer administrative support. ...
Happy Spring! We hope you are as delighted as we are for another semester of digital scholarship activities. We have a full roster of exciting events and opportunities to connect with the community in 2024. Mark Your Calendars for Bits ...
One of the most common questions Digital Scholarship librarians can receive is “what is Digital Scholarship?” While information is provided on the Digital Scholarship Libguide, it remains a nebulous term on purpose. Digital Scholarship librarians exist to help with digital ...
A warm welcome to the fall semester from the Digital Scholarship team in the Libraries! After a busy summer, we are excited to welcome everyone back to another great year. We have some highlights from this summer, updates and exciting ...
When Liyang Dong, a doctoral candidate in the English Department, first heard about the deaths and prolonged detainment of immigrants stranded aboard the Golden Venture she was pulled into their stories. “I felt very compelled to find a way to ...
In late October, Coleen Watson, host of the Wisdom of the People podcast sat down with six fellow Binghamton residents at the Broome County Public Library to discuss democracy; what’s good about it, what’s bad about it and is it ...