Some outputs from my pilot research have already been put to good use.
For example, a word cloud from the Topic Modelling signposts the collection on the Data Foundry website.
By the end of the fellowship, all datasets, codes, and tutorial notebooks will be available via a GitHub repo and the Data Foundry website.
I'm also committed to making the results and research process transparent.
Therefore, the preliminary results of the pilot project are available on a public Notion board.
Co-authored with Leontien Talboom, we also published a dissemination piece explaining the project and the research, which is available on Medium. We are also going to give a panel talk at the Striking the Balance: Empowering Web Archivists And Researchers In Accessible Web Archives panel at the 2024 Web Archiving Conference in Paris this April.
At the end of the Fellowship, we will have enough results and insight to generate various academic outputs
e.g. Social Science and Medicine, Online Media and Society
e.g. Journal of Open Humanities Data, Journal of Digital Humanities
I would also submit the project for the annual Digital Humanities Congress in Sheffield, which publishes its proceedings.