Cædmon Citation Network – Week 14
Posted: September 2, 2016 Filed under: caedmon-citation, digital-humanities | Tags: anglo-saxon england, anglo-saxon studies, bibliographies, caedmon, citation, citation management, citation managers, citation practice, citations, digital humanities, old english, Research, research techniques, student employee, uleth, university of lethbridge, zotero Leave a comment »Hi all!
I spent this week putting information into the newly updated database. It works much faster than it did before, and is very intuitive to use. Dan mentioned that he would like to see some screenshots, so please enjoy the following images:
Here we see the front page of the database, with two text boxes, one for the Source and one for the Reference.
Options will pop up after you begin typing which makes adding sources and references super quick.
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Posted: September 2, 2016 Filed under: caedmon-citation, digital-humanities | Tags: anglo-saxon england, anglo-saxon studies, bibliographies, caedmon, citation, citation management, citation managers, citation practice, citations, digital humanities, old english, Research, research techniques, student employee, uleth, university of lethbridge, zotero Leave a comment »Hi all!
I spent this week putting information into the newly updated database. It works much faster than it did before, and is very intuitive to use. Dan mentioned that he would like to see some screenshots, so please enjoy the following images:
Here we see the front page of the database, with two text boxes, one for the Source and one for the Reference.
Options will pop up after you begin typing which makes adding sources and references super quick.
Read the rest of this entry »Cædmon Citation Network – Week 11
Posted: August 5, 2016 Filed under: caedmon-citation, digital-humanities | Tags: anglo-saxon studies, caedmon, citation, citation management, citation practice, citations, digital humanities, research techniques, uleth, university of lethbridge Leave a comment »Hi all!
I have a very short blog post this week, as the week itself was very short. I spent the last few days collecting more sources, doing some scanning, and preparing to begin data collection.
The database should be up and running this weekend, meaning data collection can officially start next week. I will see Garret on Sunday and we will be able to do some test runs on the database to make sure it is working properly. We have been discussing its functions over video conference several times throughout the week, and it seems to be coming along very well!
Next week I will be splitting my time between continuing to collect sources and beginning data collection, a suggestion made by Dan during our last meeting. Read the rest of this entry »
Cædmon Citation Network – Mini Update (Week 9)
Posted: July 22, 2016 Filed under: caedmon-citation, digital-humanities | Tags: anglo-saxon england, book scanning, caedmon, citation, digital humanities, libraries, scanners, technology, uleth, university of lethbridge Leave a comment »Hi all!
Just thought I would post a short update for you, as I was meant to have started reading and collecting data by this point. Unfortunately my efforts have been sabotaged by the library’s book scanner which has been refusing to work properly for me.
At the beginning of the week it worked beautifully for two batches of scanning, however on the third batch it kept kicking me out and deleting my work, saying that it did not have enough memory. The library staff was quick to look at it, but as the “book scanner expert” was not available that day, I had to wait for it to be fixed.
I busied myself with other work (it turns out that I was not quite finished collecting sources, there was a sizeable chunk that had escaped my notice!), and came back this morning with even more books to scan, but a new issue has arisen:
Read the rest of this entry »Mounting University of Lethbridge “P” and “W” drives under Linux
Posted: February 19, 2014 Filed under: Computers, Linux | Tags: cifs, Computers, Linux, network drives, networking, systems, Tips, ubuntu, uleth, windows Leave a comment »Here’s how to find the “P” and “W” drives at the University of Lethbridge.
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“P” drives
Your “P” drive is the windows share that represents your standard network desktop (i.e. the thing you see if you log into a classroom or other computer on campus).
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