Digital Methods Recipes
Project

How can we share different ways of doing things with digital data, methods and infrastructures? How can text, images, video, GIFs and other materials be used to provide accounts of digital methods, cultivate sensibilities towards interpretive work, surface tacit knowledge and encourage reflection on decisions, tools, devices, assumptions and materials?
This is a project to gather, exchange and share digital methods recipes and “how-tos” for research, teaching and collaborations from across the Public Data Lab.
You can see a preview of some of these here: http://recipes.publicdatalab.org/
A set of recipes developed as a collaboration between digital methods researchers at the Public Data Lab and digital journalists at First Draft can be found at: https://firstdraftnews.org/long-form-article/digitalrecipes/
contributors
- Jonathan W. Y. Gray
- Liliana Bounegru
- Alessandro Gandini
- Anders Koed Madsen
- Anders Kristian Munk
- Andrea Benedetti
- Anne Helmond
- Emillie de Keulenaar
- Erik Borra
- Esther Weltevrede
- Fernando van der Vlist
- Gabriele Colombo
- Giulia Giorgi
- Guillaume Plique
- Janna Joceli Omena
- Janne Nielsen
- Katja Mayer
- Mathieu Jacomy
- Michael Dieter
- Michele Mauri
- Nathaniel Tkacz
- Photini Vrikki
- Stefania Vicari
- Thais Lobo
- Tobias Blanke
- Tommaso Venturini
- Warren Pearce
- Winnie Soon
- Ángeles Briones
groups
- Aarhus University
- App Studies Initiative
- Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM)
- DensityDesign Lab
- Digital Methods Initiative
- King's College London
- University of Amsterdam
- University of Geneva
- University of Milan
- University of Sheffield
- University of Vienna
- Utrecht University
- médialab, Sciences Po