Pictures and presentations from the official launch

On 28/11 2018 we had our official launch with a seminar and get-together at our place.

We had a smashing time discussing the possibilities with you guys, and look forward to realizing ideas from the day. If you would like to relive the day (and who wouldn’t), you will find links to presentations and programme below.

Yourtwapperkeeper will soon be closed

Our hosted service for collecting Twitter data called Yourtwapperkeeper is currently retired and is having a lovely time at the old software home.

Currently the data can still be downloaded, but the server will be completely closed in January 2019. If you are using data from that server, you should download it by then.

If you need Twitter-data collection please use our TCAT-servers instead.

All data and ongoing collections from Yourtwapperkeeper has already been migrated to TCAT. Read more about the TCAT services on our Hosted resources.

Åbningstider på Digital Media Lab in 2018

I det mange tilfælde oplever vi, at studerende og forskere helst vil tage kontakt med os via e-mail, men i efterårssemesteret 2018 eksperimenterer vi med begrænset åbningstid.

Indenfor den begrænsede åbningstid vil Sander sidde på kontoret. Du kan således benytte lejligheden til at komme uanmeldt, men ofte kan det være en god idé at skrive inden, så Sander ved, at du kommer og eventuelt kan forberede sig på at løse dit problem.

Åbningstiderne er i øjeblikket hveranden onsdag i perioden 13-15. Det drejer sig således om følgende datoer i 2018:

  • 24/10, kl. 13-15
  • 07/11, kl. 13-15
  • 21/11, kl. 13-15
  • 05/12, kl. 13-15
  • 19/12, kl. 13-15

The first couple of tools are online

We are alive and kicking!

We are starting up our toolbase with some rudimentary tools and scripts. They are divided by Hosted resources and External resources.

Hosted resources are things we are hosting ourselves on local servers. Or scripts, that we have made ourselves and can assist you with running on your own computer or in the lab by appointment.

External resources are things we think are interesting, but really have no ownership over. Tools you can use, but we don’t officially support. You are free to ask advice on the tools too, though.

We also have a list of links on where you can find data. You could browse that list, but it is far far far from complete. So if you know a good link, please send us an e-mail.