From the website: Paint.NET is free image and photo editing software for PCs that run Windows. It features an intuitive and innovative user interface with support for layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools. An active and growing online community provides friendly help, tutorials, and plugins.
PACTE is a collaborative electronic text annotation platform which is newly-developed by CRIM. PACTE deals with text content and there are three annotation modes( manual, semi-automatic and automatic) for users to choose. Research groups can take advantages of its collaborative nature which allows sharing of analyses and annotations with other members. Other web automated web annotation services based on CRIM’s advanced analytic algorithms are available in this platform, which are used for linguistic analysis, lexical data and semantic analysis. Users can only use this platform if the administrator validates their registration.
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.
A cross-platform XML editor that may be used to create and validate XML documents and associated schema. It fully supports XSL (both XSLT and FO), DTD, Schema (Relax RNG and W3C), Database, XQuery and CSS. OXygen XML Editor works with all XML-based technologies, including XML databases, XProc pipelines, and web services and comes with ready-to-use DITA, DocBook, TEI, and XHTML support. Frequently updated and supported, and with a very large set of features, this software tool has proved popular with digital humanists.
The Oxford Concordance Program (OCP) was a major and influential early concordance program developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s at the Oxford University Computing Service. It was influnced by CLOC and COCOA, and aimed to be more user-friendly than its predecessors.
Overview is a free, web-based tool for document mining. Developed by and for journalists, Overview is also broadly applicable to other corpus-based research applications. Aside from providing advanced search features such as regular expressions and fuzzy matching, Overview automatically sorts documents according to topic and provides a fast visualization and reading interface. You can apply tags to search results, individual documents, or entire topics to track what you've found, then export the entire document set with its tags to perform further processing or create visualization. It’s been used for qualitative research, social media conversation analysis, legal document review, digital humanities, and more. Overview can be run via the web interface (max 200 000 documents) or downloaded and installed. The system can import documents in PDF or CSV format and currently supports analysis in 9 languages. The code is open source and there is a plugin API to extend Overview's analysis and visualization capability.
Overleaf, previously known as WriteLaTeX, is a free service that lets users create, edit and share their scientific ideas easily online using LaTeX, a comprehensive and powerful tool for scientific writing. Users can start projects with quality LaTeX templates for journals, CVs, resumes, papers, presentations, assignments, letters, project reports, and more.
OttoBib generates a bibliography or citation with just an ISBN. Additionally, the reader or teacher can see the books, their covers, links to Amazon or other online references.
A free web app to take the pain out of transcribing recorded interviews. No more switching between Quicktime and Word. Pause, rewind and fast-forward without taking your hands off the keyboard. Interactive timestamps to navigate through your transcript with. Automatically saved to your browser's storage every second. Private - your audio file and transcript never leave your computer. Export to Markdown, plain text and Google Docs. Video file support with integrated player. Open source under the MIT license.
OSoMe (awe•some) is a joint project of the Indiana University Network Science Institute (IUNI) and the Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research (CNetS), aimed to study information diffusion in social media. Here we highlight findings, publications, and resources. Use our tools to explore how ideas spread through online social networks. Hoaxy: Visualize the spread of claims and fact checking. Botometer: Check how bot-like a Twitter user behaves. Fakey: PLay this game to learn to recognize fake news on your social feed. Trends: Compare when memes gain and lose popularity. Networks: Explore who is discussing a meme and what memes are related. Maps: Examine where people are talking about a meme over time. Movies: Generate movies of how conversations about a meme evolve over time. EchoDemo: Simulation demonstrating how two basic mechanisms of social media can lead to polarized social networks. Bot Electioneering Volume: Visualizing the activity of likely bots on Twitter around the 2018 US midterm elections. As well as API and Enhanced Data available.
