Interested in how you can use @VoyantTools to study a theme in a work of literature? See Ross and El Khatib's "A Beginner’s Guide to Using Voyant for Digital Theme Analysis",

@VoyantTools Voyant-Tools can quickly identify 🚩Red Flag names in #provenance texts and references of #artworks. Any #museum that wants to know if it's holding art with potentially problematic origins can find out in seconds with #Voyant whitelist. It's great! https://t.co/uVYNII6xYi

Did you know that Voyant can automatically scrape text from websites! Simply copy and paste the desired link(s) into the Add Texts field, one URL per line. Voyant will then go and get the pages and build a corpus from them.

Know more such projects using @VoyantTools in innovative ways? Send them our way and we’d love to feature them. 6/6

M. Laeeq Khan, Muhammad Ittefaq @IttefaqM, Yadira Ixchel Martinez Pantoja, Muhammad Mustafa Raziq and Aqdas Malik @AqdasAMalik “analyze public engagement strategies for diplomacy on Twitter” in Pakistan using Cirrus & Collocates @VoyantTools https://t.co/qITETEabBS 5/6

Julián David Cortés-Sánchez conducts a transnational study exploring the mission statements of universities using the Collocates feature of @VoyantTools and measuring the frequency of terms. https://t.co/0tPdAbOxPI 4/6

Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay and Anirban Dutta design an “Open Source Software based Framework for Bibliographic Records in Mainstream and Tribal Languages”, using Cirrus and Collocates feature of @VoyantTools. https://t.co/GUQ8KO0YFW 3/6

Dibyadyuti Roy @dibsroy86, Madhurima Das and Aditya Deshbandhu @AdityaDeshbandu explore the social media health promotion in India during the pandemic, using @VoyantTools for data visualization. https://t.co/fqX16Idzhc 2/6

#VoyantProjects Did you know about these interesting projects using Voyant Tools? Check out this thread! 🧵 1/6

Problem solved with @VoyantTools and the ScatterPlot view!

We are having problems with the main @VoyantTools server. Some tools don't load. Try the beta server at: https://t.co/EKiIiwVOI9 or download you own server from

What if you don't want others to get at your@VoyantTools corpus? You can download and run Voyant locally (see https://t.co/9JzXDTgTPC) or you can set Access Management controls in Option at entry screen. 2/2

Remember that @VoyantTools caches your corpus and index. If you look at the address bar you will see the ID for your corpus. You will see something like https://t.co/KYx4bTImuv - save that and you can get back to your corpus. 1/2

Did you know that we have a set of hands-on self study tutorials on using @VoyantTools ? See https://t.co/CCkZ0N1YtN - Instructors: the tutorials are all MS Word files that you can edit as needed for a class. What other topics would you like?

Whose most frequent words are these? I am playing with @VoyantTools to prompt discussion on the Woman Question in #ProgressandAnxiety #MAVictorianStudies next week @birkbeck_ETC @BirkbeckC19 @aipv2010 @DrVickyMills

In solidarity with the Iranian people and their ongoing protests: an interesting corpus of translated poems by feminist Iranian poet, Forough Farrokhzad. https://t.co/vGC6V1Ic9T Full text: https://t.co/vF7OJ915uR;

Did you know that Voyant was so named to suggest visualization and "clairvoyance". Stéfan liked to play with words about sight and vision. The name replaced an earlier name that had the wrong connotations.

My latest post: "Parsing Poetry in Spanish" @kaggle @VoyantTools #langchat #edtech

Some results of Web Text Analysis Based on https://t.co/mXBasY3J2f: A Comparative Study of the Visitor Experience in UCCA Center for Contemporary Art before and after COVID-19 (modifying 🧠). Analysis: @VoyantTools Data cleaning: @OpenRefine Art Institution: @UCCA798

Full text of Charles III's speech came from https://t.co/eGwt55aGP6 For interpretation see Guardian,