Category Archives: Games

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Big Data for Musicology

Posted on February 9, 2015 by Tillman Weyde

Digital music libraries and collections are growing quickly and are increasingly made available for research. We feel that the use of large data collections need will enable a better understanding of music performance and music in general, which will benefit areas … Continue reading →

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Gamestorming for DH

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Paul Matthews

I would like to propose a gamestorming session to playfully combine technologies and applications, guided by current DH research questions.  The session can start with sharing the (technical and subject-matter) skill-sets, interests and data sources of the participants, then move … Continue reading →

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