Join us for a hands-on workshop introducing the possibilities of using text as data to deepen and expand qualitative research in the environment and climate space.

Workshop participants will learn how to strategically leverage diverse data sources, e.g., news articles, interviews, reports, scraped websites, and social media.

We will engage with accessible computational methods such as topic modeling, sentiment analysis, machine learning stance classification, and named entity recognition.

Whether you are new to computational text analysis or looking to integrate these tools into your projects, this workshop will offer a supportive, exploratory environment.

No technical background required.

Open to the entire TNS community. RSVP required due to limited space in the room.

This workshop is led by Charlotte Sophia Bez, feel free to contact Charlotte with any questions at,  bezc@newschool.edu. 

Presented by the Tishman Environment and Design Center at The New School. 

Join us for a hands-on workshop introducing the possibilities of using text as data to deepen and expand qualitative research in the environment and climate space.

Workshop participants will learn how to strategically leverage diverse data sources, e.g., news articles, interviews, reports, scraped websites, and social media.

We will engage with accessible computational methods such as topic modeling, sentiment analysis, machine learning stance classification, and named entity recognition.

Whether you are new to computational text analysis or looking to integrate these tools into your projects, this workshop will offer a supportive, exploratory environment.

No technical background required.

Open to the entire TNS community. RSVP required due to limited space in the room.

This workshop is led by Charlotte Sophia Bez, feel free to contact Charlotte with any questions at,  bezc@newschool.edu. 

Presented by the Tishman Environment and Design Center at The New School.