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+title: 'Lecturers'' materials for the tutorial: Identifying ''flow'' in linear television
+  programming with digitised newspapers and the Media Suite'
+date: 2024-10-22 09:26:00 +02:00
+categories:
+- Television studies
+- History
+author: Mary-Joy van der Deure & Jasmijn van Gorp, Utrecht University
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+In this tutorial, created by Mary-Joy van der Deure and Jasmijn van Gorp (Utrecht University), students learn how to identify 'flow' in archived, linear television recordings. The tutorial provides a theoretical introduction to Raymond Williams' conceptualisation of flow, as well as the Dutch historic broadcasting landscape. This theory is thereafter applied in an assignment where students compare a historic Dutch television schedule with an archived recording in the CLARIAH Media Suite. 
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+Here, you can find the tutorial itself, as well as the lecturer’s manual that includes points for in-class discussions and reflection:
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+* [Tutorial: Identifying 'flow' in linear television programming with digitised newspapers and the Media Suite](https://zenodo.org/records/13962475)
+* [Lecturer's Manual - Tutorial: Identifying 'flow' in linear television programming with digitised newspapers and the Media Suite.](https://zenodo.org/records/13963054)
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+This tutorial was made as part of the [AI-Tada](https://www.uu.nl/en/research/ai-labs/ai-media-lab/projects/ai-tada-automated-indexing-of-historical-television-data) project on Automated indexing of historical television data, the Click-NL [RE-FRAME](https://www.clicknl.nl/case/pps-projecten-re-frame/) project and [CLARIAH WP5](https://www.clariah.nl/wp5-media-studies): Media Studies (NWO). It is also part of a full-length journal article we are currently working on (once published, you will find this article [here](https://www.uu.nl/staff/JvanGorp/Publications)).