Archives, museums, universities, digital humanities centers, historic sites, and other organizations, institutions, and offices such […]
How To Read A Wikipedia Article
Wikipedia is an interesting open-source encyclopedia to consult and use when researching topics of interest […]
A Comparative Review of Voyant, Kepler.gl, and Palladio.
My introduction to Digital Humanities has improved upon my past experiences and coursework such as […]
Palladio Review
Palladio is a digital humanities tool for network analysis to identify connections and change within […]
Kepler.gl Review
Kepler.gl is an interesting geospatial mapping software to conduct Digital Humanities analysis. I first used […]
Working with Voyant: A Review
Voyant is a Digital Humanities tool that allows an individual to “see through your text” […]
Why MetaData Matters: Advertising in America 1850-1920.
Newspapers and advertising have vastly impacted the United States within the Nineteenth century. The Emergence […]
Database Review: Chronicling America
Chronicling America is a useful database through the Library of Congress that includes digitized newspapers […]
A Guide to Digitization
Digitization is an exciting aspect of digital humanities. After the various activities. I realized it […]
Nelson Atkins Museum of Art
The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri contains a collection of over […]
