Author: wasende

Helen Keithahn and Emma Wasend   Progress   We have been observing and gathering pieces of data, such as old Carletonians, from Carleton’s online digital archives and historical resources found on the Carleton website. We have also visited an archivist in the Library’s archives and received some data on increases

I used the data from Tate Artist Gallery on Artists born in the 1860s and the ArcGIS Geographic Information System as well as a compile list of Women’s Suffragists from Wikipedia to compare the prevalence and location of female and male artists in this category. Click here to view my

The members of the group are Emma Wasend and Helen Keithahn We hope to investigate the role of prejudice and the second world war in Carleton College’s environment. Carleton’s status as a “liberal” school, in the context of the second world war. How did prejudice exist within Carleton? We would

The question of whether it is necessary to have students learn to code in order to participate in the digital humanities conversation is one that I really think could go in either direction. Taking a step back, the question can also be interpreted as whether the content of a digital

I have very little previous experience with HTML and CSS, and doing the introductory tutorials I felt like I was learning a new language. As Long as I remembered the patterns, and had the instructions in front of me, I could replicate what the tutorial intended for me to do

Authorial London: The City in the Lives and Works of its Writers, is a site that maps the references to places in London that are made in works of writers who had lived in the city. The makers of the site, who wanted to demystify the ambiguity that sometimes surrounds