At a glance
The 4-day programme consists of lectures and discussions, hands-on practicals, and socials.
Lectures overview
Day 1: Welcome and Introduction
| Class/Event | Description | Lecturer |
|---|
| Welcome | Network speed dating | Martin |
| Lecture 1 | Introduction to network analysis in history and archaeology | Tom |
| Lecture 2 | Introduction to network metrics | Albert |
| Practical 1 | Network research with Gephi | Martin |
Day 2
| Class/Event | Description | Lecturer |
|---|
| Lecture 3 | Making sense of a network | Martin |
| Practical 2 | Gephi practical 2 | Martin |
| Lecture 4 | Network science models and theories | Sergi |
| Practical 3 | R: Installing, workspace, libraries, data | Matteo |
Day 3
| Class/Event | Description | Lecturer |
|---|
| Lecture 5 | Introduction to the case study of the R practical | Tom |
| Practical 4 | R practical 1: network analysis of Roman roads | Tom and Matteo |
| Lecture 6 | Research design | Cindarella |
| Practical 5 | Poster creation | Cindarella |
Day 4: Projects & critical perspectives
| Class/Event | Description | Lecturer |
|---|
| Practical 6 | R practical 2: : network analysis of Roman roads, significance of results | Tom and Matteo |
| Lecture 7 | Next steps for the case study: theories, models and methods | Tom |
| Practical 7 | Best practices: data and results deposition and documentation | Matteo |
| Lecture 8 | Critical Perspectives | Cindarella |
| Lecture 9 | Reality Check | Everybody |
| Wrap up | Next steps, conferences, resources, publications and evaluation reminder | Everybody |
