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How to Use ZotPress

We got introduced to Zotpress during class to help us create bibliographies on our wordpress webpage. Zotero is a powerful tool that can help us…

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Final Project (Carleton Expansion) Week 8 Update

Progress: We looked at GIS map layers that contain historical aerial images of Carleton College. We also looked at the story maps that Austin recommended…

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Where in the US was Charles W. Cushman? (1940)

I created a story-map, recreating Charles W. Cushman’s 1940 experience. The link to the blog post is here.

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Starting Spatial Humanities

It was extremely interesting to work with maps and spatial humanities. Being able to look at how different historical patterns interact (or coincide) with each…

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Struggles Relating to Databases/ Setting up new Blog

Stephen Ramsay’s debrief on databases was an interesting tour for me. The description was very intuitive (because database storing are intentionally supposed to help its…

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Thinking Critically with Code Literacy

I have enjoyed my first week of coding. Learning how to understand and write commands for the computer was challenging at times, but it was…

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I tried to build Carleton’s website (in 1997)

I took the beginner’s course for both HTML and CSS, and I enjoyed working with them. I have had some experiences before in graphic design…

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Virtual Angkor Review

The Virtual Angkor project attempts to reconstruct the medieval Cambodian city, Angkor, through a wide range of visualization techniques that include 3d modeling, simulation, and…

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Rhythm of Food, in class

What is the goal of the project? “Together, we explore the hidden patterns in Google search trend data. This project sheds light on the many…

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Trying Out Sketchup

The basics of Sketchup was very intuitive, the drag and drop technique it employs allows users to create 3D items very quickly. Modification of objects…

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