# Kiara Documentation

## Kiara Documentation

- [What is kiara?](https://docs.dharpa.org/before-you-begin/readme.md)
- [What can kiara do?](https://docs.dharpa.org/before-you-begin/what-can-kiara-do.md): Kiara enables digital humanities researchers to:
- [What is data orchestration?](https://docs.dharpa.org/before-you-begin/what-is-data-orchestration.md)
- [Key concepts](https://docs.dharpa.org/before-you-begin/key-concepts.md): Understanding these core concepts will help you work effectively with kiara:
- [Mac](https://docs.dharpa.org/installation/mac.md): How to install kiara and its dependencies in a virtual environment for Mac users
- [Windows](https://docs.dharpa.org/installation/windows.md): How to install kiara and its dependencies in a virtual environment for Windows users
- [Basic data processing in Jupyter](https://docs.dharpa.org/using-kiara/basic-data-processing-in-jupyter.md)
- [Network analysis in Jupyter](https://docs.dharpa.org/using-kiara/network-analysis-in-jupyter.md)
- [Topic modeling in Jupyter](https://docs.dharpa.org/using-kiara/topic-modeling-in-jupyter.md)
- [in CLI](https://docs.dharpa.org/using-kiara/in-cli.md)
- [Creating modules](https://docs.dharpa.org/extending-kiara/the-basics.md): How to create your own kiara module -- the basics.
- [Creating pipelines](https://docs.dharpa.org/extending-kiara/assemble-pipelines.md): How to assemble multiple kiara modules into a pipeline.
- [Versioning](https://docs.dharpa.org/troubleshooting/versioning.md)
- [Reporting problems](https://docs.dharpa.org/troubleshooting/reporting-problems.md)
- [Tips for beginners](https://docs.dharpa.org/troubleshooting/tips-for-beginners.md)


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