Example projects
On this page you can acces an overview of projects from various Dutch universities that have made use of the collections and tools available in the Media Suite in either teaching or research. The page also offers an overview of articles that discuss the use of the Media Suite’s tools and collections in research.
Lecturers' materials for the tutorial: Identifying 'flow' in linear television programming with digitised newspapers and the Media Suite
by Mary-Joy van der Deure & Jasmijn van Gorp, Utrecht University, October 2024
Television studies History
Lecturers' materials for tutorial "Creating a Data Visualization with Google Sheets and the Media Suite" (2024)
by Jasmijn Van Gorp & Mary-Joy van der Deure, Utrecht University, February 2024
Lecturers' materials for NISV's Collection of Viewing and Listening Rates (2023)
by Jasper Keijzer, Utrecht University, August 2023
Teaching Rich Archival and Curational Explorations in CLARIAH’s Media Suite (TRACE) - Media Suite Teaching Fellowship CLARIAH-PLUS (2019-2023)
September 2022
Media Suite Fellowships 2021-22 Education
Decolonising in the Media Suite: A cross-media analysis of race-related topics in Dutch media (DeMS-Racism) - Media Suite Teaching Fellowship CLARIAH-PLUS (2019-2023)
September 2022
Media Suite Fellowships 2021-22 Education
Problem-Based Learning as a Model for Teaching Visual and Archival Literacy - Media Suite Teaching Fellowship CLARIAH-PLUS (2019-2023)
September 2022
Media Suite Fellowships 2021-22 Education
Making Multimodal Storytelling Experiences with Cultural Heritage Materials in the International Classroom (MAKE) - Media Suite Teaching Fellowship CLARIAH-PLUS (2019-2023)
September 2022
Media Suite Fellowships 2021-22 Education
The Discovery and Evaluation of Serendipitous Information Encountering in CLARIAH's Media Suite (DISCERN) - Media Suite Teaching Fellowship CLARIAH-PLUS (2019-2023)
September 2022
Media Suite Fellowships 2021-22 Education
Debate Research Across Media: Cross media research of public debates on drugs and regulation (DReAM) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
January 2021
The project "Debate Research Across Media: Cross media research of public debates on drugs and regulation" (Utrecht University) studied the role of historical public debates on drugs and regulation (1945-1990) in newspapers, on radio and television.
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018Remediation in Sports News (ReSpoNs) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
January 2021
"Remediation in Sports News" (University of Groningen) studied how sports journalism in newspapers has changed in response to the rise of television between 1959 and 1989.
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018Narrativizing Disruption: How exploratory search can support media researchers to interpret ‘disruptive’ media events as lucid narratives (NarDis) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
January 2021
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018
Annotating EYE’s Jean Desmet Collection: Towards Mixed Media Analysis in Digital Media History (MIMEHIST) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
January 2021
The project "Annotating EYE’s Jean Desmet Collection: Towards Mixed Media Analysis in Digital Media History" (University of Amsterdam) used the CLARIAH Media Suite components’ annotation functionalities to analyse the heterogeneous materials of EYE Filmmuseum’s collection of cinema owner and distributor Jean Desmet.
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018Me and Myself: Tracing first person in documentary history in AV-collections (M&M) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
January 2021
"Me and Myself: Tracing first person in documentary history in AV-collections" traced the transformation in Dutch documentary from traditional objective documentary as a fair and fact minded genre towards one with an appreciation for a more personal and subjective style.
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018Cross-Medial Analysis of WW2 Eyewitness Testimonies (CrossEWT) - CLARIAH-CORE (2015-2018)
November 2020
Funded through the CLARIAH Research Pilot grant scheme which ran between 2017-2018, the project "Cross-Medial Analysis of WW2 Eyewitness Testimonies" sought to address the issue that although eyewitnesses have become ever more prominent in the media, there was little systematic research about which topics are actually being addressed in their accounts at the time.
Research Pilot Projects 2017-2018