Northfield Gems is a website designed to help prospective students and freshmen explore Division Street’s current businesses and also its deep history. The website is broken down to three parts. First part is a story map that introduces some of… Continue Reading
If you’re like me, you’re into maps, and you most likely want to graph meaningful things onto them. However, when given a dataset, usually the locations are not formatted in a way that is easy to map. Often they are… Continue Reading
Progress Collected 100+ responses from polling Created ArcGIS StoryMap and started inputting locations Average rating, description, student testimonials / reviews Divvy-up the locations we are covering; each group member will pick a building(s) and research: Opening date Previous tenant(s) Old… Continue Reading
Link to my midterm. I used Flourish to create a time-series dot map visualization and connected map visualization to communicate the extent to which the development of surrealism was an international effort.
Context We want to document Northfield (particularly Division street) businesses in a virtual space to allow prospective students/incoming freshmen to explore this quaint little town that will soon become their second home for the next four years. Objective Document key… Continue Reading
My first impression with Esri was that I had so much fun overlaying layers and drawing lines and polygons. Although my clumsy georectifying caused significant discrepancies between the historical map and the actual map, causing me to create a new… Continue Reading
Georeferencing the map of the United States as of 1815 (which was basically just the eastern half of what it is now) was definitely an interesting experience. I have done georeferencing before, but not in the context of digital humanities,… Continue Reading
Link to the project. What (or who) are the nodes and what are the edges? Nodes are the artists and edges are the acquaintances or interactions between the artists during their time. How are the relationships characterized and categorized? Relationships… Continue Reading
Here is the link to my website. My experience of developing in WordPress was smooth like the other peers have observed. I especially liked how easy it was to change the theme. CSS is something I dread and WordPress made… Continue Reading
I am for the humanities students learning to code, or at least learning the basics of how a computer software works. I am not saying that they should learn to code an entire website from scratch. I am saying that… Continue Reading
