Occipital, a spatial computing company, released Canvas, a new 3D power tool for home improvement purposes. It enables users to create beautiful 3D models of real world spaces and convert them to InstaCAD and CAD format, without any hardware installation… Continue Reading
I’m working on the final project that explores Carleton’s rich history of traditions and events with five classmates. Today in class we worked on shortlisting the traditions that are of interest to us from the several that Carleton has. We… Continue Reading
Maanya, Luisa, Lewis, Kaylin, William, Sophie On Monday, February 22 we met with Nat Wilson from the Library Archives. He told us where to find more information about the traditions we are looking to work with, and volunteered to give… Continue Reading
Here is a link to my midterm project. For the project, I used the platform, Voyant Tools to analyse Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and find the most prominent underlying themes in the play.
I worked with a map titled ‘Hitler’s Next Move! Will He Demand Return of Colonies’ on the David Rumsey Map Collection website and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the website was to navigate. It is home to a vast… Continue Reading
For the purposes of this assignment, I explored the Inventing Abstractions network diagram, which maps the nexus of relationships among the artists represented in the exhibit, Inventing Abstractions 1910-1925, all of whom played a significant role in the creation or… Continue Reading
Data visualisation has always been a topic of great interest to me, primarily because it enables individuals to see analytics presented visually so that they can grasp concepts which might otherwise be difficult to comprehend. Having a difficult concept drawn… Continue Reading
I spent this evening designing and building my very own WordPress website. I’ve had some experience dabbling with website design before but I’d never ventured into the world of constructing a WordPress website prior to today. It was quite the… Continue Reading
Many of us in the humanities think our colleagues across the campus in the computer-science department spend most of their time debugging software. This is no more true than the notion that English professors spend most of their time correcting… Continue Reading
As I was scrolling through the list of DH projects to explore for this blog post, one title specifically caught my eye. “#SOTU2014: See the State of The Union address minute by minute on Twitter” seemed like a mouthful but… Continue Reading
