Hey, We’re Trending! But, What are We Saying?: Analyzing Digital Conversations from 2013 #cwcon
In Liza Pott’s Digital Rhetoric class at Michigan State University, we were assigned a “Tracing Digital Events” project,…
Browsing: Conversations
Visualization as sensemaking: experiences from approaching a large dataset
As a designer, I have previously carried out a range of projects that have involved some sort of…
Process and Processing: Methods for Discovery and Representation in Data
This semester I am teaching a graduate seminar, Techniques in Information Visualization, and although my classes never enroll…
Visualizing Data through Infographics
Progressing through the Information Age, Big Data has come to the attention of many in the humanities, at…
From Big Data to Boutique Data
This blog post is a small excerpt from a chapter co-authored by Ball, Tarez Samra Graban, and Michelle…
Collecting Audio-Visual Data, Composing Audio-Visual Arguments
A big part of my research is the collection and use of audio-visual (AV) qualitative data. I use…
Corpus linguistic analysis of written language: How to use “I” and more
Thanks to freeware toolkits like AntConc, and searchable databases like the Corpus of Contemporary American English, or COCA,…
The Right Tools for the Job – Choosing a Qualitative Data Analysis Program (and Living with that Choice)
My dissertation is the first project I’ve done involving qualitative analysis of data – specifically, the coding and…
Digital Data in a Networked World
Welcome to the first post of the DRC Fall Blog Carnival! We are looking forward to many interesting…
By Way of Introduction: Brenta Blevins
Wiki. It’s a Hawaiian word for “quick.” It’s also a framework for pulling information together and quickly formatting…
By Way of Introduction: Laura Gonzales
I like to see the big picture. I’m notorious for trying to put seemingly unrelated people, concepts, and…
By Way of Introduction: Becca Tarsa
Incorporating digital tools and ideas into our teaching comes with many rewards – but also with surprises and…
Fall Blog Carnival Call for Posts: Dealing with Data, Digitally
Tools abound these days to streamline (or, sometimes, complicate) the collection and analysis of data. Some digital data…
By Way of Introduction: Lindsey Harding
I discovered digital rhetoric in my second semester of coursework for my Ph.D. program at UGA, and I…
By Way of Introduction: Liz Homan
When I started my doctoral program, I considered blogging a thing one did when one had little else…
Work with new DRC Fellows to build out the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative website and wiki at WIDE-EMU 2013!
The Digital Rhetoric Collaborative has appointed five new Graduate Fellows who are eager to help foster conversations on…