1. Text Analysis on Religious Tolerance John Wang Associate University Librarian for Digital Access, Resources & Information Technology zheng.wang@nd.eduzheng.wang@nd.edu | phone 631-6495

2. Center For Digital Scholarship Vision To leverage state-of-the-art technologies to transform the ways in which teaching, research, and scholarship are performed

3. Why Hesburgh Libraries? Resources to all colleges and disciplines Foster interdisciplinary collaboration Knowledge curation and dissemination Information/ digital literacy

4. Center For Digital Scholarship Foci Increase digital fluency Service sustainability

5. Text-Mining at Notre Dame evoText NovelTM Digital Humanities Graduate Seminar Workshops at the Center for Digital Scholarship

6. First Project – Text Mining Experiment in nature Tight project time Expertise-based team Frequent communication Interdisciplinary scholarship

7. Team

8. Cobbett's complete collection of state trials and proceedings for high treason and other crimes and misdemeanors from the earliest period to the present time (1809)

9. Preparation of Documents

10. Prints in Early 1800’s BLUE = BODY RED = NOTES GREEN = HEADER/FOOTER

11. Analysis and Visualization

12. Timeline and Index

13. Concept Modeling

14. Word Cloud Visualization

15. Topic Modeling

16. Topic Comparison

18. Distance and Proximity

19. Results PI’s Satisfaction Hypothesis Preliminary Finding Next Steps

20. Sustain Text Mining PM Training RA Infrastructure – Software – Hardware – Documents – Seminar, workshop, and fellowship

21. Q&A John Wang Associate University Librarian for Digital Access, Resources & Information Technology zheng.wang@nd.eduzheng.wang@nd.edu | phone 631-6495