How is “Magic: The Gathering” and Museum Collections Similar?
Read all about it now at my Omeka exhibit site. Now Live! Click on the image to go to it:
The Fun Stuff: VR/AR and Games
When it comes to public history, it’s not enough to just have the information, or even just the exhbits, you…
Crowdsourcing DH
It should be obvious that as technology improves for Digital Humanities, it also finds a way to make DH more…
Voyant Tools vs. Kepler vs. Palladio
Over this last unit, my peers and I were required to work with a few different text analysis and geospatial…
Palladio
Palladio, like Kepler from the last blog post, is a software that combines geospatial data and mapping. Out of the…
Mapping on Kepler
This week we worked on mapping historical data sets of interviews with Enslaved people in Alabama onto a software known…
Gods, Nike, Pot, Dead
While learning about text-mining and text-visualization this week, I wanted to mess around with VoyantTools and I uploaded the body…
Metadata, Tags, and Tropy
In previous posts, you may have noticed there are tags that categorize the post to make them searchable on my…
ProQuest
When I think of ProQuest, even though I know better, I imagine a cheesy text-based adventure video game from the…
Learning Digitization Basics with a Mana-tea Infuser
The picture above is what I lovingly call my Mana-tea Infuser. I’m not a coffee or a tea person, I…
