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flokoon

flokoon displays search results from Last.fm, YouTube, and Fotolia in a graphic interactive map, that connects related topics through a series of spiderweb-like graphics.

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Visualization

Flot

Flot is a pure JavaScript plotting library for jQuery, with a focus on simple usage, attractive looks and interactive features.

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Visualization

Flourish

Explore and explain your data with stunning visualizations and stories. Publish, present or download. No need to code or install software.

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Annotating

FocusOPEN Digital Asset Manager

Windows .NET based open source Digital Asset Management solution designed for management tasks and decisions surrounding the ingestion, annotation, cataloguing, storage, retrieval and distribution of digital assets

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FOLKER

FOLKER is an editor for the transcription of audio recorded multiparty dialogue.

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Forio Simulate

This is a great tool to Build and share simulations and interactive data explorations on the web. They have a free version with limited features too.

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Formspring

Formspring allows users to create and answer questionnaires either within the web interface or using an iOS app.

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Forte

Created by musicians for musicians, Forte is a unique and easy to use score writing software for everyday musicians, teachers and choir leaders. If you are looking for a tool that fits your needs, is easy to use and affordable. The website also offers free sheet music to get you started.

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Search

forTEXT

forTEXT is a free web service, which helps scholars who are interested in the Digital Humanities to choose digital methods and tools according to their research setting. forTEXT is especially designed for scholars with no or little experience in the field of Digital Humanities. The focus currently lies on literature studies and language, but will be broadened in the future. forTEXT provides scientific insights into traditions and techniques of the Digital Humanities and offers video and text tutorials as well as teaching materials. Currently, forTEXT offers content in German, but is going to be translated into English and other languages soon.

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Analysis

FORTRAN

FORTRAN (from 'formula translating system') was a major programming language first developed by IBM in the late 1950s. While originally intended for science and engineering, with substantial drawbacks for users seeking to conduct text processing, its wide availability in academic computing centres neverthless made it an attractive choice for Humanities scholars seeking to automate research processes.

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