Tulane University Libraries
The Howard-Tilton Memorial Library supports, promotes, and enriches the teaching and research mission of Tulane University.
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Pinned Repositories
AnalyzeCollectionCreators
This is a work-in-progress workflow for harvesting MARC records, pulling and refining that data using MARCEdit and OpenRefine, and then using Python to scrape websites for (currently pronouns) to analyze the (currently gender) of the creators. This workflow aims to be easily adaptable so that we can eventually gather data about the ratio of male to female authors, or birth dates of artists, or location of places covered in our various collections.
GitGithub-Intro
A brief introduction to Git/Github for those interested in learning more about how and when to use it. The material included was developed for a PD workshop at the Tulane H-TML.
Intro_to_Git_2023
This tutorial is a brief overview if how to track your projects with Git and collaborate through GitHub.
Latex_TURF
OpenRefine-Intro
Introduction to using OpenRefine
OpenRefine_Intermediate
This workshop (offered 4/23/19) provides a quick introduction to OpenRefine and 3 options for using programming within it.
Storymap
A repository for experimenting with zoomify in KnightLab's Storymap tool
TrelloIntroduction
This presentation was given on 2017/08/17 to HTML faculty and staff. It includes sample projects from Trello.
tulane-python-data-visualization-workshop
Workshop materials and data visualization resources for the Introduction to Python for Data Visualization Workshop at Tulane University Howard-Tilton Memorial Library
twitter-workshop
Workshop materials for scraping Twitter with Python
Tulane University Libraries's Repositories
Howard-Tilton-Library/OpenRefine-Intro
Introduction to using OpenRefine
Howard-Tilton-Library/AnalyzeCollectionCreators
This is a work-in-progress workflow for harvesting MARC records, pulling and refining that data using MARCEdit and OpenRefine, and then using Python to scrape websites for (currently pronouns) to analyze the (currently gender) of the creators. This workflow aims to be easily adaptable so that we can eventually gather data about the ratio of male to female authors, or birth dates of artists, or location of places covered in our various collections.
Howard-Tilton-Library/GitGithub-Intro
A brief introduction to Git/Github for those interested in learning more about how and when to use it. The material included was developed for a PD workshop at the Tulane H-TML.
Howard-Tilton-Library/Latex_TURF
Howard-Tilton-Library/TrelloIntroduction
This presentation was given on 2017/08/17 to HTML faculty and staff. It includes sample projects from Trello.
Howard-Tilton-Library/Intro_to_Git_2023
This tutorial is a brief overview if how to track your projects with Git and collaborate through GitHub.
Howard-Tilton-Library/OpenRefine_Intermediate
This workshop (offered 4/23/19) provides a quick introduction to OpenRefine and 3 options for using programming within it.
Howard-Tilton-Library/Storymap
A repository for experimenting with zoomify in KnightLab's Storymap tool
Howard-Tilton-Library/tulane-python-data-visualization-workshop
Workshop materials and data visualization resources for the Introduction to Python for Data Visualization Workshop at Tulane University Howard-Tilton Memorial Library
Howard-Tilton-Library/twitter-workshop
Workshop materials for scraping Twitter with Python
Howard-Tilton-Library/CNI-ARL
CNI-ARL Digital Scholarship Workshop
Howard-Tilton-Library/Digital-Scholarship-Institute
Repository for course materials and related resources for the ARL Digital Scholarship Institute.
Howard-Tilton-Library/Intro_to_Dataviz
An introduction to data visualization in R. Tutorial/workshop commissioned by the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library at Tulane University
Howard-Tilton-Library/Intro_to_Git.github.io
Howard-Tilton-Library/Introduction_to_R
Howard-Tilton-Library/Introduction_to_R_part2
Howard-Tilton-Library/LatexIntroWorkshop
This repository contains material for a LaTeX professional development workshop offered to Howard-Tilton Memorial Library employees.