For my final group project, I am using Timeline JS to present some of the most interesting appearances of the Schiller bust. Timeline JS is an open-source tool that allows anyone (no coding experience needed!) to build visually appealing and interactive… Continue Reading
This is the final product of our project. Using 3D software and StoryMaps, we aim to describe and diagram the events of the 1876 Northfield Bank Raid, and the heroes who helped to end the raid. We model the interior… Continue Reading
TimeMapper is an open source tool that takes data from a spreadsheet and organizes it into a comprehensive visual map. Such a tool can be used by digital humanists with large, location and time dependent datasets in order to express… Continue Reading
Going through the tutorial was more fun than I thought it would be. Just like when I first began to learn how to code on R studio, I was definitely intimidated by it, but I quickly found that the fear… Continue Reading
“Digital work challenges many of these separations, promoting dialogue not only across established disciplinary lines but also across the pure/applied, qualitative/quantitative, theoretical/practical divides” Burdick et al. “One: From Humanities to Digital Humanities,” in Digital_Humanities (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2012), 7. As a political… Continue Reading
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
Authors: Grace Brindle, Dominic Enriquez, Henrie Friesen, Ethan Li, David Rubin, Ray Xu For our final project, we decided to look at the geographic diversification of both Carleton’s student body as well as our alumni network over the years. We… Continue Reading
Here is the link to our current website progress: https://hhfinals.dgah.sites.carleton.edu/3D-History/
An important part of any digital humanities project is conveying information about the data you’re using, so for this tutorial, I chose to share how to use RAWGraphs 2.0, an open-source web-based data visualization tool. RAWGraphs, a tool that “aims… Continue Reading
For our final project (which you can find here), we studied the content and layout of Carleton.edu between 1994-2020. We performed text analysis with Voyant tools to find the most common words that appeared on the website each year, and… Continue Reading
