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DGAH 110, Carleton College, Winter 2022
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Voyant Tools Tutorial Extension

March 1, 2022Kelly_H 3 Comments

As the class has learned in this term, Voyant Tools is a text analysis tool that has the ability to analyze any number of texts, including some samples in its own database. In this tutorial, I’ll do an extension of… Continue Reading →

Week 9 Tutorial, Voyant, voyant tools

Kelly’s Midterm

February 16, 2022Kelly_H Leave a Comment

Boy oh boy, did I struggle with this one. My dataset was from Project Gutenberg, and it included the works Hamlet, Othello, Julius Caesar, The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus, King Lear, and last but not least, Votes for Women. Its… Continue Reading →

Midterm Elizabeth Robins, Project Gutenberg, Shakespeare, Voyant

Fixed Mapping: Europe

February 1, 2022Kelly_H 3 Comments
Fixed map of Europe

If I must say one thing, it’s that historical mapping looked easy until I tried it. As you should be able to see, in order to make my map look even remotely accurate, I had to warp it significantly, and… Continue Reading →

Week 5 David Rumsey, Fixed Map

Homesteading the Plains: A Short Analysis

January 31, 2022Kelly_H 1 Comment
Screen capture of the homepage banner of the project.

Is the story we know from a public school’s history textbook everything there is to know about homesteading in the United States? We can guess the answer to be no, but the Homesteading the Plains project (linked) and associated book… Continue Reading →

Week 4 Homesteading the Plains

My Own Page: Thoughts

January 20, 2022Kelly_H 3 Comments
Home page image of my website

I set up my site! You can check it out here. I’ve run a couple of web pages before, and they’re quite fun when it comes to freedoms of setup and personalization, but unfortunately, they are also much less advertised… Continue Reading →

Week 4 Personal Blog, social media, WordPress

Computer fluency versus computer programming: Communication as key

January 18, 2022Kelly_H 1 Comment

The Internet is ever-expanding and also ever-modifying, and so too is humankind. Where twenty years ago we were significantly less reliant upon modern technology to get by, more and more, just about all professions require some kind of involvement with… Continue Reading →

Week 3 Computer Fluency, Computer Programming, Donahue, Kirschenbaum

Project Analysis: Mapping Inequality

January 16, 2022Kelly_H Leave a Comment
An image of Birmingham, Alabama's housing grades from HOLC data.

Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America is a project that aims both to make information about the work of the HOLC more accessible and to keep an active discourse and awareness of the ways in which it was problematic… Continue Reading →

Week 2 Mapping Inequality, Project Analysis

Women in STEM and revising the feminine

January 11, 2022Kelly_H Leave a Comment

Maker culture, with its goal to get everyone access to the traditionally male domain of making, … devalues the traditionally female domain of caregiving, by continuing to enforce the idea that only making things is valuable. Chachra, Debbie. “Why I… Continue Reading →

Week 2 Debbie Chachra, Gender criticism, Women in STEM

Building A Home (Thankfully, Online)

January 11, 2022Kelly_H 5 Comments
End-unit house from the front

ABOVE: IMAGE 1: Front view of end-unit condo complex. If it doesn’t show up, shucks. I’m new to this :/ PREFACE AND ATTEMPTED HUMOR If you can believe it when looking at this artistry, I am not in fact an… Continue Reading →

Week 1 SketchUp
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