Tools for Textual Research
Tools for textual research include tools for digital text analysis from scanning and/or transcribing to annotating, coding or tagging, text mining, and analyzing.
Upcoming
This course is meant to help you make the most of your historical sources by using Tropy, a digital tool that simplifies the process of organizing and annotating them so you can easily find again exactly the ones you need when it comes to writing your thesis or research article.Tropy is a free, open source program that is available for Linux, Max and Windows.
This course provides a fundamental understanding of what text mining is and an introduction to available text mining tools. Learn how to text mine a corpus of your choice and with your choice of tool.
f4 is a qualitative text analysis tool (or CAQDAS) specifically developed for audio and video transcriptions. You can import transcriptions of media files that have been automatically transcribed with UiO’s Autotekst, into f4 where you can edit, code, and analyze them.