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''Note: This article is attached to the [[BardMetrics]] project and was crafted as a wiki proof-of-concept, but also as a source of information pertinent to that initiative.'' | ''Note: This article is attached to the [[BardMetrics]] project and was crafted as a wiki proof-of-concept, but also as a source of information pertinent to that initiative.'' | ||
[http://www.opensourceshakespeare.org Open Source Shakespeare] (or OSS) is a free online web resource made available by [http://english.gmu.edu George Mason University]. It strengths | [http://www.opensourceshakespeare.org Open Source Shakespeare] (or OSS) is a free online web resource made available by [http://english.gmu.edu George Mason University]. It strengths include a robust concordance search funcationality of the entirety of Shakespeare’s canon made freely available to the public. | ||
==Available Documents== | ==Available Documents== | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 12 August 2014
Note: This article is attached to the BardMetrics project and was crafted as a wiki proof-of-concept, but also as a source of information pertinent to that initiative.
Open Source Shakespeare (or OSS) is a free online web resource made available by George Mason University. It strengths include a robust concordance search funcationality of the entirety of Shakespeare’s canon made freely available to the public.
Available Documents
OSS Search Stats : Statistics about OSS usage.
Finding Aid Section
OSS Search Stats
Provided by: Open Source Shakespeare
Publication Type: Digital database
Date provided: December, 2013
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An excel worksheet which contains a collections of graphs related to the usage of Open Source Shakespeare.
• Table of searches conducted by play; ordered from most to least frequently searched. Fields: Rank, number of searches, percentage of searches, title of work, genre of work • A bar graph depicting number of searches by work title. • A pie chart depicting percentage of searches by work title.