Building an Interactive Timeline with TimelineJS
For this assignment I used TimelineJS, a free tool from Knight Lab that turns a
Richy Jing
Mapping the Movement: Text Analysis of The Journals of Lewis and Clark
For my midterm, I created a digital text-analysis project on The Journals of Lewis and
Photogrammetry of Watanabe Hall
Project Description For this week’s lab, I chose to model Watanabe Hall, one of the
Mapping My Campus Life at Carleton
This week’s lab was about turning spatial data into a personal story by creating a
Georeferencing a Historical Map of Northfield: Reflections on Spatial Humanities
For this week’s Spatial Humanities: Mapping 101 lab, I explored the process of georeferencing a
Bringing Carleton’s Past to Life with AI Colorization
Original photograph of two Carleton students in their dorm room, late 19th century. Courtesy of
A First Look at The House with the Silver Door Through Voyant Tools
For this lab, I chose to analyze The House with the Silver Door, a fairy
Visualizing Baby Name Trends in New Zealand (2001–2010)
For this lab, I explored data on the ten most popular baby names in New
Week 3 Reflective Blog
My Website is here. The first step was exploring the theme customization options built into
Coding as a Bridge for Humanities Students
I believe humanities students should learn at least some coding, even if only at a
