Posted in Blog

Twine: Telling stories

Twine is a simple platform, made to be easy to navigate and user-friendly. It is known to be an interactive game making tool based on…

Continue Reading... Twine: Telling stories
Posted in Blog Midterm

Midterm:Cushman

Please enjoy. I had a wild time creating this.

Continue Reading... Midterm:Cushman
Posted in Blog Group Projects

Progress: Courses offered at Carleton since 1867

Progress, Tools, and Techniques: For our project, Emilee and I decided to dig further into the history of science courses offered at Carleton dating back…

Continue Reading... Progress: Courses offered at Carleton since 1867
Posted in Blog

Databases

There are disadvantages and advantages to flat file and relational databases. A little background of flat file databases are designed around a single table. This…

Continue Reading... Databases
Posted in Blog

Yes but not everyone can learn to code

There are many perks to combining humanities and coding in order to help enhance our education. Coding is a valuable skill to have, but I…

Continue Reading... Yes but not everyone can learn to code
Posted in Blog

Coding isn’t easy

HTML Dog is a great way for beginners like myself to start learning to use HTML and CSS. It has basic line for line tutorials…

Continue Reading... Coding isn’t easy
Posted in Blog

3-D Hereford Mappa Mundi

The original map, held at the Hereford Cathedral, is intricately created on a large sheet of Vellum. On the map, there are myths, legends, untouchable…

Continue Reading... 3-D Hereford Mappa Mundi
Posted in Blog

Cathedral Project

Virtual St. Paul’s Cathedral Project was created for the purpose of allowing people to experience the same sermon given to the people by John Donne…

Continue Reading... Cathedral Project
Posted in Blog

My Experience

SketchUp has a million cool tools and uses for it, however there are some issues with using the website. The site crashed, froze, and was…

Continue Reading... My Experience