In an environment that is increasingly based on data and its analytical use, the issue of data quality is becoming increasingly important. Although professional and practical literature often emphasizes data modeling, visualization, and interpretation, it is the data cleaning phase that is one of the most important and yet most overlooked steps in the entire process.
Open science emphasizes the accessibility of research data, including in the humanities. But what does data mean in this context? And why is it not neutral? Read this article, which explores the philosophical and practical aspects of the concept of data in the humanities and highlights the importance of the humanities perspective for understanding data culture.
How can Czech and Slovak video games be saved from being forgotten? The Game Archive team is digitizing old magazines, collecting interviews with developers, and restoring forgotten consoles. In an interview from Game Access in Brno, you will learn how games are archived, why context is important, and what is involved in saving gaming history.
