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Week 9

Zotero: Saving Compsing Seniors

March 7, 2022MJ 1 Comment

For this tutorial, I chose something simple that Austin ran through briefly in class, and I thought it would be helpful for those interested and/or intimidated by making bibliographies (such as myself) to make a short tutorial about this easy-to-use… Continue Reading →

Week 9 #zotero, Tutorial

Flourish Tutorial

March 5, 2022Eric Gassel Leave a Comment

Flourish is a website that makes data visualization easy and aesthetically pleasing. They do all the dirty work for you so all you have to do is organize the data. It is a great tool for when you need to… Continue Reading →

Week 9 flourish, Tutorial

Tutorial: How to Make Emotionally Compelling Data Visualizations with Hand-drawing

March 5, 2022Luisa Leave a Comment

This tutorial helps you approach the process of making an interesting data visualization (graph, chart, pattern, image, etc.) by hand. We spent some time in this class learning how to visualize data with digital tools, but we never really took… Continue Reading →

Week 9 Tutorial

Tutorial: Using Microfiche

March 5, 2022Henry Leave a Comment

An item on every student’s bucket list is to look at the microform collection at Carleton’s Gould library before graduation. After working through this tutorial, you should be able to check this one off (if you so wish to do… Continue Reading →

Week 9 Tutorial

Geocode by Awesome Table

March 4, 2022yemi33 Leave a Comment

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 →

Week 9 Tutorial

Data Visualizations with Datawrapper

March 3, 2022Hodan Leave a Comment

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 →

Week 9 data visualization, DataWrapper, Interactive, Tutorial

TimelineJS Tutorial

March 3, 2022Mem Leave a Comment

Timelines are incredibly useful tools to visualize data. They allow us to see changes over time and connect related events. I explored the tool TimelineJS first in my Music and Movement in Atlantic World History class. TimelineJS allows you to… Continue Reading →

Week 9 timeline, timelinejs, Tutorial

Tutorial: (Not) Wordle!

March 3, 2022James 4 Comments

What I found was a neat tool called Wordle. No, not that wordle! “Wordle” is a tool used for generating word clouds from the text that is pasted. Sadly the original “Wordle” has been shut down (not sure why, but… Continue Reading →

Week 9 Tutorial

Scraping with R: SelectorGadget

March 3, 2022Kevin Leave a Comment

Introduction: This is a tool that allows one to scrape useful information off HTML webpages using R. SelectorGadget allows one to interactively select and deselect elements of a webpage and then use that selector to scrape them into a usable… Continue Reading →

Week 9 Tutorial

Data Visualization with Flourish

March 3, 2022Alistair 6 Comments

Flourish is a web-based data visualization tool that allows users to create nice-looking, animated charts with minimal effort. Users can export the charts as images or embed them in their own websites. Flourish’s combination of customizability and usability offers a… Continue Reading →

Week 9 data visualization, flourish, Tutorial

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