Lectures related to Secondary source

Digitized and Born-Digital Sources in History

Explores the practice of history using digitized and born-digital sources, heuristics, critique, synthesis, and big data for historical analysis.

Digital Humanities Workflow

Explores the workflow in Digital Humanities, emphasizing data collection and visualization.

Digital Urban History: Lausanne Time Machine

Delves into the Lumières.Lausanne platform, a digital tool for exploring the cultural and intellectual heritage of French-speaking Switzerland during the Enlightenment.

Urban Digital History: Lausanne Time Machine

Delves into urban history methods, historical accuracy, and source diversity.

Environmental Legislation and Construction Law

Covers environmental legislation, sources, principles, and application to construction activities.

Using Different Kinds of Sources

Covers tips for using different sources and the importance of diversifying and engaging with analytical claims.

Intro to Project Time

Introduces Project Time and provides guidelines on debates, research, sources, and citations.

Migration and Covid-19

Explores the impact of Covid-19 on global migration and provides guidance on finding peer-reviewed articles.

Practical Tips for Managing Sources

Covers practical tips for finding and managing sources, including using Zotero.

Footnotes: How to Use Them Effectively

Explains the importance of footnotes in academic writing and provides guidance on how to use them effectively.

Globalization and Migration: Final Assignment Discussion

Discusses the impacts of migration, final assignment guidelines, forming project groups, and finding research sources.

Ethical Challenges of AI: Responsibilities and Norms

Explores ethical challenges posed by robots, emphasizing research question formulation and essay structure.

Assignments and Evaluation

Covers the logistics of assignments and evaluation for the course.

History: Methods and Speculation

Explores the object of history, the work of historians, the challenges of chronology, and the problem of objectivity.

Feedback and Workshop on Research Tools

Includes feedback on reports, exam info, and research tools introduction.

Making Sense of Experiments

Explores Newton's Experimentum Crucis, the challenges of experimental replication, and the gestural knowledge in early Victorian England.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Individual and Collective Actions

Emphasizes the role of individual and collective actions in achieving sustainability through the Sustainable Development Goals and the successes of the Millennium Development Goals.

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Persistent Organic Pollutants: Sources and Effects

Explores Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) sources, bioaccumulation potential, and toxicity, focusing on PAHs and pesticides impact on the environment and human health.