Survey on Digital Humanities and FASS Question Title * 1. Please enter your name. OK Question Title * 2. Please enter your email address. OK Question Title * 3. What sort of role are you in? FASS faculty - permanent FASS faculty - casual FASS professional staff FASS student Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 4. Would you be interested in participating in any of the following activities? Digital Humanities training sessions Digital Humanities research seminars Digital Humanities reading group Digital Humanities symposium/conference OK Question Title * 5. What broad areas in digital humanities do you already use or have experience with? [Check as many as apply] Data analytics Data cleaning Data linkage Data management Data visualisations Mapping Network analysis Programming languages Statistical analysis Text mining Web APIs Web scraping Website creation Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 6. What specific digital tools and software do you already use? [Check as many as apply] Annotation Studio for close reading and textual interpretation ArcGIS for data-driven interactive maps Audacity for recording, editing and exporting audio files Drupal for content management Endnote referencing software Esri Story maps – web-based narrative mapping tool Excel for statistical analysis Gephi for social network analysis Google Fusion for data management and web visualisations Historypin for mapping collections and digital objects HuNI for creating recork linkages between cultural data Jupyter notebooks for online sharing of data, visualisations and narrative text MySQL Neatline – a suite of add-on tools for Omeka NVivo software for qualitative data analysis Omeka for collections management Palladio for visualising historical data Power BI for visualising social science data Python programming language QGIS digital mapping solutions R programming language SPSS for statistical analysis Stata for statistical analysis StorylineJS for creating interactive graphs that allow narrative content StorymapJS for creating interactive maps TEI: Text Encoding Initiative for working with machine-readable texts TimelineJS for creating interactive digital timelines Voyant tools for text mining and remote analysis Wordpress for website creating Zooniverse for creating online crowdsourcing projects Zotero referencing software Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 7. What broad areas in digital humanities would you like to learn about in the future? [Check as many as apply] Data analytics Data cleaning Data linkage Data management Data visualisations Mapping Network analysis Programming languages Statistical analysis Text mining Web APIs Web scraping Website creation Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 8. What specific digital tools and software would you like to learn about in the future? [Check as many as apply] Annotation Studio for close reading and textual interpretation ArcGIS for data-driven interactive maps Audacity for recording, editing and exporting audio files Drupal for content management Endnote referencing software Esri Story maps – web-based narrative mapping tool Excel for statistical analysis Gephi for social network analysis Google Fusion for data management and web visualisations Historypin for mapping collections and digital objects HuNI for creating recork linkages between cultural data Jupyter notebooks for online sharing of data, visualisations and narrative text MySQL Neatline – a suite of add-on tools for Omeka NVivo software for qualitative data analysis Omeka for collections management Palladio for visualising historical data Power BI for visualising social science data Python programming language QGIS digital mapping solutions R programming language SPSS for statistical analysis Stata for statistical analysis StorylineJS for creating interactive graphs that allow narrative content StorymapJS for creating interactive maps TEI: Text Encoding Initiative for working with machine-readable texts TimelineJS for creating interactive digital timelines Voyant tools for text mining and remote analysis Wordpress for website creating Zooniverse for creating online crowdsourcing projects Zotero referencing software Other (please specify) OK Question Title * 9. Would you be interested in participating in any of the following activities? Digital Humanities training sessions Digital Humanities research seminars Digital Humanities reading group Digital Humanities symposium/conference OK DONE