Stephen Osadetz

18C literary and intellectual history. Lead researcher for the Open Books project and director of The Digital Humanities in Practice for HarvardX

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@quadrismegistus Congratulations, Ryan! I'm so happy to hear this!

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@h_d_hudson @ECFjournal Would love that, Hannah. I’ll send you an e-mail.

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@h_d_hudson @ECFjournal Such fantastic news, Hannah! Congratulations!! Can't wait to order a copy.

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@ClaudeWillan So thrilled to see this, Claude! Congratulations!

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@Fernsebner Have a blast, and please take a bunch of photos!!

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A plug for language learners: I’ve found one year of @glossika as effective as all my years of formal language training together. It’s a truly amazing resource. They’ve recently introduced a cheaper one-language tier, with 50% off until Nov. 30th. I can’t recommend it enough.

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My thanks to my co-instructors, everyone involved in production at HarvardX, and all those who contributed their time and effort: @KyleKCourtney, @boydcm_, @jeffssteward, @digitaldante, @HoughtonLib, @DarthHarvard.

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I am very happy to announce the launch of The Digital Humanities in Practice: From Research Questions to Results, a new course for @HarvardOnline, which I developed with @Fernsebner and @runcolerun!
https://t.co/gJKOTTPlSH

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Our course explores literary and historical research questions with tools drawn from data science. We teach our students how, with basic coding skills, they can draw insights from thousands of digitized books at once.