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10:40 The wicked Wikidata tale of how the 3,141 accused… The wicked Wikidata tale of how the 3,141 accused witches were placed on the map	The wicked Wikidata tale of how the 3,141 accused witches were placed on the map Presentation by University of Edinburgh student Emma Carroll on the Interactive witchcraft map. "The wicked Wikidata tale of how the 3,141 accused witches were placed on the map for the first… wikidata witches accused witches emma carroll survey of scottish witchcraft witchy data witchcraft witchfinder general open data From Ewan McAndrew on June 30th, 2020 0 likes 25 plays 0 Publisher Science Museum Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created June 22nd, 2020
11:40 OpenRefine Beginners Tutorial - how to process… OpenRefine Beginners Tutorial - how to process and reconcile datasets by Emma Carroll	OpenRefine Beginners Tutorial - how to process and reconcile datasets by Emma Carroll A tutorial on using OpenRefine an open source software used to edit spreadsheets and upload data easily to Wikidata. This tutorial will cover the basics of using OpenRefine. Contents include:… openrefine open refine wikidata survey of scottish witchcraft historical data data processing data reconciling reconciling data data reconciliation open data linked open data witchfinder general emma carroll reference column wedge spreadsheet columns edits origin database refine statement box dataset points schema accuse step suggestions wiki upload From Ewan McAndrew on September 13th, 2019 0 likes 88 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created August 21st, 2019
57:54 The Wicked Findings of the Witchfinder General - … The Wicked Findings of the Witchfinder General - Putting Scotland's accused witches on the map using linked open data	The Wicked Findings of the Witchfinder General - Putting Scotland's accused witches on the map using linked open data The Wicked Findings of the Witchfinder General: Using linked open data to put accused witches on the map. Seminar event hosted by the Edinburgh Centre for Data, Culture and Society on 11 September… wikidata open data linked open data historical data ewan mcandrew emma carroll witchfinder general wikimedian in residence university of edinburgh anne-marie scott melissa terras gis arcgis leaflet stewart cromar survey of scottish witchcraft database databases semantic web data and visualisation places place dataset visualizations point maps trials lot things wikipedia names residence idea scotland locations future types cheese From Ewan McAndrew on September 12th, 2019 0 likes 87 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created September 11th, 2019

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Search for tag: "witchfinder general"

The wicked Wikidata tale of how the 3,141 accused witches were placed on the map

OpenRefine Beginners Tutorial - how to process and reconcile datasets by Emma Carroll

The Wicked Findings of the Witchfinder General - Putting Scotland's accused witches on the map using linked open data

the university of edinburgh