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Parish House History
John and I used various digital humanities tools to show the social and physical history of Parish House. The purpose of this project is to…
Lost to Progress
Abbey, Kenyon, and I, Aidan, explored 3D modeling of buildings that are no longer standing on the Carleton Campus, or have been renovated in a…
Alternate Carleton
For our final digital humanities project, Emily and I explored the history behind Carleton’s campus buildings. Our project focusses on an extensive overhaul of the…
Science at Carleton
Jocelyn and I sought to answer the question, “How and why have the course offerings within the science departments at Carleton changed since 1867?” We did…
Carleton’s Expansion over Time
My teammate–Alan and I created a GIS map to illustrate Carleton’s changes in buildings and campus areas over time (from 1919 to present). On our…
Using Google My Maps: The Benefits for Digital Humanities
Google My Maps is a basic mapping software that can easily be used to accomplish lots of common digital humanities goals and analyze in useful…
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…
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…
Mapping with Timescape
Timescape is an online tool that allows a user to create a timeline which is then presented in a map-based format. As the timeline is…
Google Apps Script
Experience a whole new level of what Google’s tools can do! This tutorial serves as an introduction to useful applications of Google Apps Script in Google Sheets, such as auto-sorting and extracting specific subsets of data.
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