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pachyderm

Pachyderm is a web-based rich-media interactive presentation authoring and publishing system that meets most accessibility requirements. It works off of an extensible template system. Pachyderm allows users to upload multimedia (images, audio, video) and publish them online using pre-defined templates or download them for use on their own website, or on a CD or DVD. Version 3 (released June 2014) now also supports iOS and other non-Flash devices using HTML5, and appears to be a major upgrade. Requires Apache HTTP or Tomcat web server installation (WAMP or MAMP is fine). PachyForge is a community owned and operated Web site designed to improve communications and promote growth within the Pachyderm open source community. The site is intended serve both Pachyderm developers and end-users in sharing ideas and supporting one another. [from the site]. EDITOR's NOTE: Unfortunately, this site seems to have fallen behind, and does not cover the newest release, Version 3. However, it may contain useful links, documentation, and other resources.

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Visualization

Recollection

Recollection was a platform developed by Zepheira for the Library of Congress National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP), allowing users to create and share embeddable interfaces to digital cultural heritage collections. The Library of Congress released its latest version of Recollection as Viewshare, built to increase the ease of finding, using, and sharing the project's software. Recollection incorporates a series of web-based open standards and open source tools, including RDF, Simile Exhibit, Akara, and Django. Recollection is no longer supported.

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Visualization

BatchGeo

BatchGeo is an online service that maps address data as points. The cut and paste interface makes it easy to convert a spreadsheet of street addressed into a map can be embedded or downloaded as a KML file. A limited number of addresses can be mapped for free; large files require a subscription.

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Visualization

Voyant 2.0: Knots

Voyant Knots is a visualization where a line is bent at every instance of a word forming knots. If you visualize multiple terms you will get multiple twisted lines. The Documentation can be found here.

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Visualization

Voyant 2.0: Terms Radio

Voyant 2.0 Terms Radio shows the high frequency terms scrolling by as if broadcast. You can select the words to watch rise and fall. You can control the speed and number of words. Documentation here.

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Collaboration

WordPress

WordPress is an easy-to-use web publishing platform originally designed around blogging that has now evolved with functionality as a robust content or learning management system, with many themes and plugins for extra functionality.

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Warc Extractor

A simple command line tool for expanding warc files. Warc files are archives of webpages, as provided by the Internet Archive. Input is warc files and output can either be a warc file or as faithful a recreation of the website(s) contained within the warc file as can be managed.

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Twitter Archiver (TWARC)

twarc is a command line tool and Python library for archiving Twitter JSON data. Each tweet is represented as a JSON object that is exactly what was returned from the Twitter API. Tweets are stored as line-oriented JSON.

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Analysis

YouTube Comment Scraper

This free web-based tool allows you to scrape the comments from a YouTube video and save them in either a JSON or CSV format. The project is open source, and its code is available on github.

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Collaboration

Zenodo

Zenodo is a catch-all repository for research data. It accepts all research data, with no requirements on format, size, access restrictions, or license. It is intended to support storage, curation, and publication of big research data. It was developed by the OpenAIRE partner CERN, responding to a request by the European Commission to create an open catch-all repository for all EC funded research.

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