Group: An Kitamura, Erika Mino, Jadie Luo, Rodrick Lankford, Sonya Romanenko, Wyen Cai For our final project, we are creating 3D models of the mascots at Carleton. These mascots have been a part of the experience of living and learning… Continue Reading
One great advantage of transitioning from paper to digital is that photos and documents are less prone to physical damage. If a physical image does get damaged, however, there are powerful tools that enable people to repair them digitally. These… Continue Reading
Members: Wyen, Erika, Sonya, Jadie, Rodrick, and An For our project, we will be making 3D models of the official and unofficial mascots at Carleton. In addition to the models, we will also gather information about the background of each… Continue Reading
For my midterm, I made a 3D model of the Northfield Depot using Agisoft’s PhotoScan software. This sentence is linked to the website.
I looked at The Rhythm of Food by Google News Lab and Truth & Beauty. This project displays the trend in meal and food searches on google throughout the year, showcasing the seasonal patterns of specific foods or recipes. They… Continue Reading
“Using Metadata to find Paul Revere” by Kieran Healy uses metadata about a list of the members in each organization to connect the individuals and the organizations. The data that the author starts from is a simple one by one… Continue Reading
With more and more information available and easy to access through the internet, I rely more on simple graphics and numbers instead of reading the entire article or the original paper of the conducted research. Especially during the pandemic, I… Continue Reading
This was my first time using WordPress to build my website, and I think it was more complicated than I thought it would be. One thing that made it difficult was getting to know the features that I can use… Continue Reading
Should humanities majors learn how to code? Yes, if you can and want to. No, if not. “The exercise of thinking through what it takes to model a snowball in a believable fashion goes a long way toward capturing the… Continue Reading
The cultural primacy of making, especially in tech culture—that it is intrinsically superior to not-making, to repair, analysis, and especially caregiving—is informed by the gendered history of who made things, and in particular, who made things that were shared with the… Continue Reading
