Tableau Public is the free version of the Tableau Desktop Professional Edition data visualization software. The output from Tableau Public can be easily embedded in a website or blog. While not incredibly easy to learn, there are a lot of… Continue Reading
My group’s final project involves making 3D models of Carleton’s mascots, and one of them is the elusive Schiller. Since we don’t have Schiller on hand and can only use several sparse photos of the bust found online, I searched… Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered how a website knows that you’ve input a valid email address or phone number when signing up for an account? Maybe you’d like to parse through a website or text file, searching for and storing all… Continue Reading
GitHub is an online space where people can write, share, and collaborate on projects. There is a lot that programmers can do with GitHub, but you do not need to know how to code to use it! It can instead… 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
Grace, Ray, Dominic, David, Henrie, Ethan For our project, we will be producing two maps in ArcGIS: one of where Carleton students are from, and one of where alumni live. We hope to analyze these maps in conversation with one… Continue Reading
