Gephi is an open-source visualization software. It is especially useful for link and network analysis. Gephi is capable of in-depth analysis and creating and customizing your own visuals. Gephi uses data points called nodes connected by lines (edges) that represent the links and networks between them. Many examples online show analysis of website pathways, social […]
For my project, I created a 3D model of the Northfield Depot using photogrammetry. Here is a link!
Using ArcGIS was a really interesting process. I have not used GIS or other mapping tools before, and it was interesting to explore all the data already available through the Living Atlas Layers. My map consists of the squirrel data (numbers of squirrels by fur color) and food vendor data (number of food vendors by […]
Creating my own website was a challenging assignment, to say the least. It took me a long time to set up and install the necessary plugins. I decided to stay with the Twenty Twenty theme, because I liked that one the most. I spent some time reviewing what I had learned of CSS, and then […]
When I hear “digital” my mind immediately goes to coding and the computer sciences, so I was surprised to hear that some people do not deem programming necessary for this field. I believe that learning to code can be a useful tool to understanding programming and how that relates to the digital humanities. What I […]
Viral Texts is a website that consists of many different types of digital humanities projects including data, visualizations, network graphs, interactive exhibits, and computational and literary publications. Newspaper editors used to cut up other newspapers and paste together fictional stories, poems, news, jokes, and religious affirmations among other things. The goal of this website is […]
Almost all the artifacts that we value as a society were made by or at the order of men. But behind every one is an invisible infrastructure of labor- primarily caregiving, in its various aspects- that is mostly performed by women. Debbie Chachra. “Why I Am Not a Maker,” (Washington, D.C.: The Atlantic, January 2015), […]
This was my first time using SketchUp, and I found it relatively simple to use. It was fun and intuitive, something that makes for a positive experience for a person with very little 3D modeling experience. The exception was that I had trouble with a few specific tools. The first trouble I ran into was […]
