I am not sure what the prompt is for this one, but check out this site — Anti-Tag Clouds – that flips the idea of Word Clouds. Instead of highlighting the words IN a text, it looks for words NOT in the text.

Some ideas for a prompt:

*Make art out of what gets generated

*Use the words to write your own story

*Make your own Anti-Tag-Cloud

*Find a page in a book and do your version

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9 Responses to “#tdc4765 #ds106 The Anti-Word-Cloud”

  1. Sarah Honeychurch

    @creating #tdc4765 #ds106 The Anti-Word-Cloud from Problems of Philosophy. Philosophy has many problems, but these are not amongst them

  2. livkern

    @creating #tdc4765 I decided to do the book Anna Karenina, which I have not read, but I would really like to read it in the near future!

  3. ryee

    @creating #tdc4765 I was not able to get as cool of a list but here is the least used words in the first chapter of the book I am reading right now! This is Holly by Stephen King

  4. Coni

    @creating #tdc4765 This is an illustration of the first 6 words in the Anti-Cloud from The Great Gatsby

  5. Rusul

    @creating #tdc4765 #ds106 I'm currently reading Pride and Prejudice so I thought it would be fun to put together some graphics of the first 4 words that are listed. Take a guess at what these words are!

  6. Carson Frank

    @creating My #tdc4765 idea was to take the Anti-Tag-Cloud and turn that back into a word cloud, using Pride and Prejudice.

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