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Hacking the Humanities

IDSC 130, Carleton College, Winter Term 2015

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    • Week 1: Intro
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Category: Assignments

16: Final Project Presentation

Posted on March 5, 2015 by Austin Mason
Assignment: Final Project Presentation On the last day of class (Tuesday 3/10) each group will give a Pecha Kucha style presentation on their completed and published project.  The rules of such a pre... Read More

16: Visualization

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Austin Mason
Today we are exploring some dos and don’ts of data visualization as you prepare the final versions of your projects.  Below is a a provisional list of links to explore during class.    Th... Read More

15: Tutorial Blog Post

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Austin Mason
Due MONDAY, 3/2 For this assignment, create a step-by-step tutorial as a blog post demonstrating a particular technique, tool, or other helpful how-to discovery you’ve made over the past several wee... Read More

14: Network Analysis: A Real-World Project

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Austin Mason
A Social Network of Carleton College in the 1890s Today we are going to try out a real-world network analysis project and attempt to reconstruct the social network of Carleton College around its 25... Read More

13: Network Analysis

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Austin Mason
The advent of the internet, and especially of its more socially connected Web 2.0 variant, has ushered in a golden age for the concept of the network.  The interconnected world we now live in has cha... Read More

12: 3D Mapping and Data Integration

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Austin Mason
  Today we are finally going to see how we can integrate the SketchUp work we’ve been doing since week one with the other spatial and historical information we’ve been collecting ... Read More

11. Intro to ArcGIS Desktop

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Austin Mason
The instructions in this post are very abbreviated to remind you of the steps we took in class.  Each exercise includes links to online resources that step you through similar processes in much more ... Read More

10: Google Maps API/ArcGIS Online

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Austin Mason
The past decade has witnessed a proliferation of web mapping tools and platforms.  These tools have long allowed the simple display of and basic interactions with spatially referenced data, but unt... Read More

9. Spatial Humanities: Web Mapping 101

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Austin Mason
For the next two weeks we will be exploring the spatial humanities — a vibrant and increasingly popular area of digital humanities research.   Humanities scholarship is currently undergoing a &#... Read More

8. Text Analysis and the TEI

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Austin Mason
Now that we know what XML markup looks like, we can turn to the broader and more fundamental question facing digital humanists: why should we mark up texts in the first place? Computer-assisted text ... Read More
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