It’s Important to Learn How to Code
There is debate among academics on whether Humanities students should learn how to code. In
Week 2
The Background of “the Rhythm of Food”
What is it? Where did the information come from? The Rhythm of Food, is a
Why Six Degrees of Francis Bacon is Awesome
The project that I chose to reverse engineer was Six Degrees of Francis Bacon. This
Reverse Engineering the Viral Texts Project
Introduction This week in Hacking the Humanities, I took a closer look at a published
Building Web Development Fundamentals
<pre> Reflection/Debate: I think humanities students should learn to code but they shouldn’t have to
Behind the Scenes of Photogrammar
Introduction to Photogrammar Photogrammar is a digital humanities project composed of 170,000 photographs taken between
Deconstructing “The Rhythm of Food,” a Digital Humanities Project
I decided to do a deeper analysis into the structure of The Rhythm of Food,
Reverse engineering DH project”The Rhythm of Food”
The project “The Rhythm of Food” was created and developed by Google News Lab and
Reversing the Flow: DH When There Is No Data
The Library of Missing Datasets project, directed by Mimi Ọnụọha and reviewed by Zakiya Collier,
Reverse Engineering “The Rhythm of Food”
The Rhythm of Food is an interactive data visualization project that showcases the popularity of
