Inventing Abstraction is an interactive website accompanying a Museum of Modern Art exhibition that was available in-person between December 2012 and April 2013; however, the website remains. The exhibition’s website is a multimedia visualization that examines the origins of abstraction from… Continue Reading
Georeferencing with the David Rumsey Georeferencer was more challenging than expected. I had a hard time pinpointing the common points between the maps to locate a full version of Somalia, as the coordinates of the Horn would show up partially in other… Continue Reading
Datawrapper is a free data visualization tool for easily embedding interactive charts, maps, and tables to new stories and websites. Created for news stories, it has since grown, but the sentiment of creating a data visualization in one click remains.… Continue Reading
Here’s the Omeka site I created for my midterm DH project on Charles W. Cushman Photography Collection. Click this to explore the exhibit, Chicago in the Eyes of Charles W. Cushman.
I found it mainly user-friendly using ArcGIS Online, an online mapping tool that allows for interactive digital storytelling. Still, some aspects require a little bit of specialized knowledge to take full advantage of its features. Maps created with the ArcGIS… Continue Reading
I have used WordPress before; I found the process of setting up the website pretty straightforward. However, I have never had complete control over the website to customize it fully. Still, I went ahead and set up a menu for… Continue Reading
Authorial London is designed to promote literary exploration of any geographic location, designed for those interested in investigating the interplay of literature and place anywhere on Earth Authorial London is a literary project of Stanford University, which aims to compile… Continue Reading
Modeling knowledge in digital environments requires the perspectives of humanists, designers, and technologists Burdick et al. “One: From Humanities to Digital Humanities,” in Digital_Humanities (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2012), 10. This quote caught my eye because of Burdick et al.’s usage of… Continue Reading
SketchUp is great for creating basic structure and bigger aspects of a model, but detailing and creating smaller elements and details like frames can be a little bit tricky and time-consuming. Therefore, while my house is recognizable from the accompanying… Continue Reading
