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Data to a spreadsheet [Introduction to Digital Humanities]
One of the questions my group came up with was, how is space used on The Voice? For example perhaps the football game last Sunday is given a page and half worth of pages while a student protest is given just 2 columns. Another question was what type of content was included? We also asked who is tPierce Duong DH analusos [Introduction to Digital Humanities]
01Interesting Questions1. Are there repeated stories in different issues? How are they presented? 2. I am mainly interested in how contexts change across time. By analyzing these stories across time, scholars might be able to identify the values most important for each year. It may also be in[Introduction to Digital Humanities]
A few good questions were posed by my group. They mainly consisted of questions related to the composition of The Voice itself, such as the length of articles in the Sports section and how they relate to the performance of the team, and the changing ratios between local and national news stories puPost #2: Kaleel Thomas [Introduction to Digital Humanities]
Turning Wooster Voice into Data #2My study of the Wooster Voice would track authors and their contribution by major.The question we dicuss in our small group center around what type of article we each looked at when exploring the Voice archives. One of my partner in my small group look at the co